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Sudan: At Least 8 Students and a Health Worker Reportedly Killed in Attack On a School Compound in Sudan’s White Nile State
[Unicef] Port Sudan — Reported drone attacks struck a secondary school and a primary healthcare centre in Shukairi village in White Nile State, Sudan, yesterday morning. At least eight students, four of them under the age of 18, and a health worker were killed. Many more were injured, and the schools in the locality have
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Sudan: TSC Member Ibrahim Jabir Reaffirms Sudan’s Commitment to Cooperation With FAO
[SNA] Khartoum, 12-3-2026 (SUNA) – Member of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) Lieutenant General Engineer Ibrahim Jabir reaffirmed Sudan’s commitment to continued cooperation with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to develop the agricultural and livestock sectors.
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Somalia: Hormuud Salaam Foundation Commits $700,000 to Somalia Drought Relief
[Shabelle] Mogadishu, Somalia — The Hormuud Salaam Foundation [HSF] announced it has committed $700,000 in emergency humanitarian aid to support families affected by severe drought across south-central Somalia.
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Somalia: Somaliland Water Experts Complete First Phase of Training in Israel
[Horn Diplomat] Hargeisa (Horndiplomat) — A delegation of Somaliland water experts undergoing training in Israel has successfully completed the first phase of a specialized programme on water management and planning, the Ministry of Water
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Uganda: Stakeholders Raise Concerns Over Mining Licensing Delays, Mineral Royalty Gaps
[Nile Post] Uganda’s mining sector is facing growing scrutiny as policymakers, industry leaders and civil society actors raise concerns over licensing delays, weak revenue tracking and limited transparency in the sharing of mineral royalties.
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Congo-Kinshasa: Kinshasa Drone Targeted UN, EU Compounds Killing Unicef Worker – Kanyuka
[New Times] The DR Congo army’s drone strike on Goma on Wednesday morning targeted one of the safest neighbourhoods in the city that is controlled by the AFC/M23 rebels.
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Rwanda: Senators Call for Tougher Measures to Curb Water Losses
[New Times] Senators have called for stronger monitoring systems to reduce the amount of treated water that is wasted before reaching consumers, as concerns grow over shortages in some parts of the country.
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Uganda: TikToker Remanded Over Spreading Hate Speech Against CDF Gen Muhoozi
[Nile Post] A TikToker who allegedly spread hate speech against the Chief of Defence Forces in the UPDF, Gen Muhoozi Kaineugaba has been remanded.
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Uganda: Kampala Legislators Criticised for Silence Amid Rising Urban Challenges
[Nile Post] There is growing concern over the silence of Kampala’s ten division legislators amid persistent challenges, including flooding, rising crime, and market demolitions affecting residents.
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Uganda: Landslides in Rubanda Leave One Dead, Homes and Roads Destroyed
[Nile Post] One person has been confirmed dead and several homes, gardens, and roads destroyed following devastating landslides triggered by heavy rains in Nshanjare Town Council, Rubanda District.