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An air strike hit a gold mine near Sudan’s border with Egypt, killing at least 72 people and injuring more than 50.

A Sudan-based rights group said 72 people were killed in a remote, disputed area known for illegal gold mining.

Allegations of Eritrean troop incursions into Tigray deepen the rift with Ethiopia, threatening fragile peace in the region.

The neighbouring countries blame one another for starting war amid heightened tensions and fears of a wider conflict.

Eight children are said to be among those killed by the strike, which hit a gathering of displaced people.

Government security forces regain control of Rumbek town after outsiders attempted to seize the area.

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Ethiopia and Eritrea are trading blame for confrontations in Tigray amid international calls for restraint. Their respective allies have the potential to catapult the conflict into a regional war.

Eritrea denies backing TPLF as Ethiopia alleges collusion, further straining their already volatile relationship.

Truckloads of Eritrean soldiers have been seen driving into Ethiopia, which has reportedly responded with drone strikes.

Committee recognises work of South African who chaired UN commission that concluded Israel was guilty of genocide in Gaza Nobel peace prize – latest updates The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Navi Pillay, the South African former UN human rights chief who chaired the UN co…

The trailblazing South African human rights lawyer and International Criminal Court judge was recognized for her work “ensuring that war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide are prosecuted.”

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Tigray’s renewed war is testing Ethiopia’s already strained regional ties.

The African Union is challenging the big three rating agencies’ approach to assessing African borrowing risk.

Recently published video is said to show Mali’s armed forces in Kidal after retaking the strategic northern city.

Government forces’ attack raises risk of internal conflict in Ethiopia that could trigger regional war Eritrean troops who crossed into Ethiopia’s Tigray region have come under drone attack from government forces, raising the risk that renewed internal conflict in Ethiopia could …

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Court hears former justice minister Shahid Malik had only ‘very limited’ role in business that made £6.67m in three weeks UK politics live – latest updates A former Labour MP and justice minister has been found not guilty of charges around his role in a fraudulent Covid-19 testin…

Residents of Adigrat tell the BBC they have seen truck loads of soldiers from Eritrea moving south.

Addis Ababa’s forces have recaptured a key town as rifts deepen in the Horn of Africa.

Eritrea dismisses allegation as Ethiopia's pretext for more war.

Kenya’s government has intensified Ebola preparedness efforts amid growing concern over lapses in border screening.

South Sudan's first general election is set for December 22. Insecurity, political tensions and failure to begin voter registration have raised doubts over whether the poll can be held credibly.