By Michael Atit KHARTOUM - Fourteen bases that had been run jointly by the United Nations and the African Union in Sudan's Darfur region for 13...
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BRUSSELS - Ethiopian officials involved in blocking aid to the war-torn Tigray region should face EU sanctions, EU foreign relations chief Josep...
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NEW YORK - The United Nations stands ready to support Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan in efforts to resolve their decade-long disagreement over the Great...
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By MOGOMOTSI MAGOME NKANDLA, South Africa — Former South African president Jacob Zuma turned himself over to police early Thursday to begin serving...
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