Africa
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May- 2023 -21 May
Air Strikes Shake Khartoum as Sudan Rivals Agree One-Week Ceasefire
Air strikes and artillery exchanges shook the Sudanese capital and armed men ransacked the Qatari embassy.
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19 May
Jihadist Attacks Kill Around 20 in Burkina Faso
Around 20 people in east-central Burkina Faso have been killed in attacks by suspected jihadists, sources said.
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17 May
Chad Says Troops Killed ‘Bandits’ in Operation With CAR
Chad said its troops had killed "bandits" in an unprecedented joint operation in neighboring Central African Republic.
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17 May
At Least 30 People Killed in Clashes in Central Nigeria
More than 30 people have been killed in clashes between herders and farmers in central Nigeria's Plateau State, a local official said.
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16 May
Four Killed in Attack on US Convoy in SE Nigeria
Gunmen attacked a US convoy in southeast Nigeria's Anambra State, police and a US official said, killing four people and abducting three others.
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15 May
South African Military Delegation Visiting Moscow
The commander of South Africa's ground forces is in Moscow for talks days after Washington accused Pretoria of secretly providing arms to Russia.
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14 May
33 Civilians Killed in Burkina Faso ‘Terrorist’ Attack
At least 33 people were killed when gunmen opened fire on vegetable farmers in a jihadist-hit region of Burkina Faso.
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12 May
Army, ‘Foreign’ Fighters Killed 500 in Mali in March 2022: UN Report
The Malian army and foreign fighters executed at least 500 people during an anti-jihadist operation in Mali in March 2022.
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12 May
Sudan Warring Sides Make Humanitarian Promise but No Truce
Sudan's warring military factions signed a commitment to respect humanitarian principles in their spiralling conflict but they did not reach a ceasefire.
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11 May
US Accuses South Africa of Having Supplied Weapons to Russia
The US envoy to South Africa accused the country of having covertly provided arms to Russia, a charge that drew an angry rebuke from Pretoria.
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