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Chad's opposition fears France will maintain status quo after elections

As elections approach in Chad, the country’s civil society fears that nothing will change. The vote should mark the country's transition back to democracy after three years of military government, but the opposition says France, which has a military presence there, has an interest in maintaining the status quo.

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Protests In Cuba Over Power Outages And Food Shortages

Protests in Santiago, Cuba, triggered by power outages and food shortages, spread across the island, prompting responses from Cuban authorities and the U.S...

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Netanyahu says Israel won't invade Rafah with civilians 'locked in place'

Israeli Prime Minister Binjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israel would not leave civilians trapped in Rafah when its forces begin a long-expected assault on the southern Gaza city where more than 1 million Palestinians are sheltering. Earlier Sunday, he said "no amount of international pressure" would stop Israel from…

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Rural Clinic Offers Respite For Priced Out Zimbabwean Patients

Outside a hospital in rural Zimbabwe, scores of people wait patiently under trees or inside small tents for news of their loved ones.

International Business Times

UN proposal to speed up aid to Gaza focuses on inspecting shipments

Scheme does not propose new crossing points or address security, two of the biggest issues limiting delivery

The Guardian - UK

Cyprus Says Second Aid Ship Ready To Leave For Gaza

A second ship loaded with aid for Gaza could depart as early as Saturday, Cyprus said, as the first vessel returned from the war-ravaged territory after successfully delivering its cargo.

International Business Times

UN says 5 million at risk of starvation in Sudan

The United Nations appealed Friday for Sudan's battling factions to allow delivery of humanitarian relief to fend off looming "catastrophic" hunger.

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Home Office condemns ‘cruel’ Rwanda phone scam targeting asylum seekers

Scammers claim they can help people go to Rwanda in exchange for £3,000 government payment

The Guardian - UK

‘Desperate neglect’: teachers washing clothes and finding beds as poverty grips England’s schools

Schools risk being overwhelmed by hungry, exhausted children from freezing homes, headteachers and campaigners warn

The Guardian - UK

UN warns five million could suffer ‘catastrophic’ hunger in Sudan amid war

UN aid chief says 730,000 Sudanese children are thought to suffer from ‘severe’ malnutrition.

Al Jazeera

Top senator calls on Biden to ‘use all levers’ to pressure Israel over Gaza

Democrat Chris Van Hollen says Biden must cease giving arms to Israel until it lifts restrictions on aid and does more to protect lives

The Guardian - US

All cargo offloaded from first aid ship to reach Gaza: NGO

A US charity said Saturday its team in the war-ravaged Gaza Strip had finished unloading the first maritime aid shipment to reach the besieged territory.

Radio France Internationale

Middle East crisis: ceasefire talks ‘expected to resume on Sunday’ – as it happened

Source tells Reuters that discussions would cover issues including prisoner-hostage exchanges and humanitarian aid

The Guardian - AU

UN Demands Unimpeded Aid Access To Sudan As Famine Looms

The United Nations called Friday for Sudan's warring factions to provide unimpeded access for desperately needed aid as the spectre of famine looms after nearly a year of conflict.

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Al-Shabab fighters killed as overnight siege of Mogadishu hotel ends

Storming of hotel near Somalia’s presidential palace highlights resilience of the al-Qaeda affiliate.

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Can the Sudanese army sustain its recent battlefield success?

The Sudanese army is showing signs of life on the battlefield yet experts are unsure whether it can sustain it.

International Business Times

Spanish Aid Vessel Visible Off Gaza Coast: Report

The first aid vessel heading to the besieged Gaza Strip via a new maritime corridor was visible Friday off the coast of the war-ravaged territory, an AFP journalist said.

International Business Times

Aboard A US Aircraft Dropping Aid Over War-stricken Gaza

From the hatch of a US aircraft, the destruction wrought by months of war on the Gaza Strip stretched out below in grey piles of debris along the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean.

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The Guardian - US

Middle East crisis: Gaza aid ship from Cyprus begins offloading food; US stresses need for Rafah plan that protects civilians – as it happened

Aid ship expected to deliver 37m meals to Gaza where about 2 million Palestinians are displaced; Antony Blinken says US has seen no such plan

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At least 20 people killed, 155 injured in shelling while awaiting food aid in Gaza

At least 20 people were killed and 155 injured in shelling on Thursday while they were awaiting food aid in Gaza. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - UK

Somalia has 99% of $2bn debt cancelled in major boost to fragile recovery

Paris Club of creditor nations agree cancellation as Mogadishu moves towards financial normalisation amid ongoing conflict

The Guardian - UK

Charity hopes to send second food aid ship to Gaza in next few days

Pallets with 50% more supplies than first boat, Open Arms, being loaded in Cyprus

The Guardian - UK

Darfur rape survivors gather together after ethnically targeted campaign

Group on outskirts of Geneina share stories from November when RSF and allied militias unleashed wave of sexual violence

International Business Times

Haiti Works At Govt Transition As Gang Leader Vows To Fight On

Gangs that control most of the capital Port-au-Prince launched an armed campaign almost two weeks ago saying they intended to topple Prime Minister Ariel Henry, sending the nation into violent conflict with warnings of possible famine and civil war.

Radio France Internationale

EU claims starvation used as 'weapon of war' as aid efforts to Gaza persist

Donor nations, aid agencies and charities are pushing forward with efforts to rush food to Gaza by land, air and sea after the European Union's top diplomat said starvation had become "a weapon of war" in the devastated Palestinian enclave.

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