A separatist group reports  21 civilians  killed in drone strikes in Mali.

At least 21 people, including 11 children, were killed in drone attacks in the town of Tinzaouaten in northern Mali. A spokesperson for the coalition of Tuareg-majority groups, fighting for independence in northern Mali, said on Monday that drones had struck a pharmacy and a group of people, leaving dozens wounded. Mali’s army confirmed the…

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Ukraine claims seven were killed in most significant Russian airstrike.

Russia has launched one of its largest air attacks on Ukraine to date, according to the head of the Ukrainian air force. The attack, which involved missiles and drones, targeted more than half of Ukraine’s regions on Monday, resulting in at least seven deaths and dozens of injuries. Power infrastructure was damaged, leading to widespread…

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Geneva Talks Fail to End Sudan Conflict as Aid, Reaches Famine-Hit Darfur.

Negotiations in Geneva aimed at securing a ceasefire between Sudan’s warring factions concluded this week without a breakthrough. The absence of a Sudanese military delegation at the talks contributed to their failure. However, the international community achieved a partial victory by securing access for humanitarian aid to the Darfur region, which is grappling with severe…

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Israel and Hezbollah Engage in Intense Clash in Significant Escalation.

Israel has reported conducting a series of pre-emptive airstrikes across southern Lebanon to counter a potential large-scale rocket and drone assault by Hezbollah. According to the Israeli military, fighter jets targeted and destroyed thousands of rocket launchers belonging to the Iran-backed group early on Sunday morning. In response, Hezbollah and its ally, the Amal movement,…

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DP Dismisses Opposition Leader’s Call for Regional Seat Boycott.

In a recent development within Ugandan politics, the Deputy Chief Whip of the Democratic Party (DP). Richard Lumu, has issued a formal statement distancing his party from the planned opposition boycott of parliamentary sessions. Lumu’s response comes amid growing tensions within the opposition camp, which is considering a boycott as a form of protest. Lumu’s…

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Archbishop Kaziimba  called for a delay in  proposed church law amendments.

Archbishop Samuel Steven Kaziimba Mugalu of the Church of Uganda has requested that proposed amendments to the Provincial Constitution and Canons be postponed. Speaking at the 27th Provincial Assembly at Uganda Christian University, Mukono, Archbishop Kaziimba recommended delaying the changes until the Assembly has reviewed the results of a comprehensive study on the Province’s status….

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Museveni Urges Musicians to Promote NRM Message.

In a recent meeting at State House Entebbe, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni addressed a gathering of prominent Ugandan musicians, urging them to use their influence to spread the message of the National Resistance Movement (NRM). The event was organized by Ms. Hellen Seku, Commissioner of Patriotism in the Office of the President. Among the attendees…

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