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DRC elections: the Kabila family legacy looms large over the country's polls

The Democratic Republic of Congo is expected to hold elections on 20 December 2023. The country’s electoral commission has announced President Felix Tshisekedi will be seeking reelection alongside 23 other candidates. They include Nobel Peace Prize winner Denis Mukwege and the runner-up in the 2018 presidential election, Martin Fayulu. The…

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Minister suggests Sunak could quit ECHR if government loses Rwanda court case

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick says government ‘will do whatever it takes’ to ensure Rwanda flights take off ahead of showdown court verdict

The Independent UK

Seventh Rwandan genocide suspect goes on trial in Paris

A Rwandan doctor known as the “butcher of Tumba”, accused of facilitating the 1994 Rwandan genocide, goes on trial in Paris starting Tuesday. He will become the seventh Rwandan to be tried in France for crimes related to the genocide.

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King Charles expects birthday call from Harry as he turns 75 with launch of new food poverty project

King will host private dinner for friends and family, sans Harry and Meghan, according to reports

The Independent UK

Charles at 75: Britain's king celebrates birthday with full schedule as he makes up for lost time

At an age when many of his contemporaries have long since retired, King Charles III is not one to put his feet up

The Independent UK

Millions of UK households forced to unplug fridge or freezer amid rising bills

Families resorting to ‘desperate measures’ and struggling with ‘frightening’ level of hardship amid cost of living crisis

The Guardian - UK

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick vows to see Rwanda deportation plan through

The policy announced in April 2022 has been held up in the courts, with no deportation flights having taken place.

The Independent UK

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EU 'appalled' by reports of 1,000 killed in Darfur, fearing ethnic cleansing

The EU said Sunday it was "appalled" by reports of more than 1,000 people killed this month in Sudan's West Darfur in an apparent "ethnic cleansing campaign" by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

Radio France Internationale

A contest erupts in Uganda over the tainted legacy of late dictator Idi Amin

Can Idi Amin possibly be rehabilitated

The Independent UK

Win or lose, supreme court decision on Rwanda policy will be pivotal for Tories

A victory for the immigration and asylum policy on Wednesday will come with headaches, but a defeat could split the Conservative party

The Guardian - UK

An incomplete, itemised list of Israel’s destruction of the means of life in Gaza

In Gaza, water and food are running out. Shelter and healthcare facilities have been destroyed. The bodies of the dead are being eaten in the streets by wild dogs.

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Mali's army reports clashes with rebel groups near strategic town of Kidal

Mali's army says it is closing in on the northern town of Kidal amid reports of clashes with Tuareg separatist and rebel groups. For several days, tension has been rising around the strategic city, causing civilians to flee.

Radio France Internationale

Long walk to school: 30 years into freedom, many kids in South Africa still walk miles to class

Thousands of children in South Africa's poorest and most remote rural communities still face a miles-long walk to school, nearly 30 years after the country ushered in democratic change

The Independent UK

Violence in Sudan ‘verging on pure evil’, UN warns

More than half of Sudan’s population needs humanitarian aid after nearly seven months of war, says UN official.

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King Charles to appear on Big Issue front cover

A portrait of the King will appear on the front page of the Big Issue next week, it has been announced.

Al Jazeera

‘Corpses on streets’: Sudan’s RSF kills 1,300 in Darfur, monitors say

The mass killing might be the largest in the civil war that erupted in April, based on reports from monitors.

Al Jazeera

How bad is Gaza’s disease outbreak amid the Israel war?

Diarrhoea and respiratory infections are some of the leading infectious diseases affecting the besieged enclave.

Evening Standard

Gaza population lacks food and faces malnutrition, says UN

World Food Programme says they need regular entry into Palestinian enclave

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The Independent UK

Kenya says it won't deploy police to fight gangs in Haiti until they receive training and funding

Kenya says it won't deploy its police officers to Haiti until all conditions on training and funding are met in line with last month’s approval from the U

The Guardian - UK

UK supreme court to rule on legality of plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

A finding against the Tory policy could increase pressure on Sunak to leave European convention on human rights

Evening Standard

Supreme Court set to rule on Home Secretary Suella Braverman's Rwanda deportation plan

Supreme Court judges will rule on the lawfulness of the Rwanda deportation plan on Wednesday

The Independent UK

Supreme Court to rule on Government Rwanda policy bid next week

Five justices at the UK’s highest court will give their decision on whether the plans are lawful on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Charities warn ‘pandemic of poverty’ has engulfed UK as record 1.5 million emergency parcels handed out

Poverty charities said the figures reveal ‘the scale of suffering in the cost-of-living crisis’

Al Jazeera

Sudan’s RSF closes in on capturing all of Darfur

The armed group’s takeover could prompt a new wave of rights abuses and atrocities against civilians, experts fear.

Al Jazeera

In a Tunisian town, Sudanese refugees wait in fear for UN protection

Hundreds of Sudanese refugees are cornered in the Zarzis olive groves, fearing local anger and hoping for UN protection.

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