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South Sudan peace talks end without deal

Talks in Ethiopia to revive South Sudan’s failed 2015 peace pact and end the country’s civil war broke up on Wednesday without a deal, mediators said, potentially prolonging a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and displaced millions.

Death toll from Somaliland cyclone hits over 50

The death toll from the cyclone that hit Somaliland has now reached over 50, according to government officials in the self-declared east African nation.

Suicide bomber hits Somalia military convoy

A suicide car bomber from Somalia’s Islamist group al Shabaab hit a military convoy outside Mogadishu on Tuesday, causing an unknown number of deaths, a police officer and the group’s spokesman told Reuters.

Somaliland hit by cyclone, at least 15 dead

Somaliland has been hit by tropical cyclone, Sagar which was caused by heavy rains over the weekend leading to the death of at least 15 people.

Kenya officials to be questioned over $100 million ‘theft’

Over 400 public officials are to be questioned by Kenyan investigators over a reported $100 million theft case at the country’s National Youth Service (NYS).

1,000 Ethiopian prisoners released by Saudi Arabia

Some 1,000 Ethiopian nationals kept in various detention centers in Saudi Arabia are to be released following an agreement between Ethiopia and the Gulf state.

University lecturers in Kenya call-off strike over salaries

Lecturers in Kenya’s public universities have announced an end to their strike which has lasted more than two months over low salaries.

Dangote Ethiopian manager killed by gunmen

Gunmen have killed the Ethiopian director of Dangote, a leading cement manufacturing company in Africa.

Kenyatta signs law criminalizing fake news

The President of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta has signed a new law that criminalizes fake news and online bullying as part of efforts to fight cyber-crime.

Uganda denies imposing taxes on Bibles and Korans

Uganda's Revenue Authority boss, Doris Akol has denied reports that the country has imposed taxes on Bibles and Korans.

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