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Africa News Tonight: Tunisia breaks with IMF, Nigeria reviews anti-terrorism plans, Israelis mourn deaths as ceasefire deadline approaches

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Tunisia has decided to sever all communication with the International Monetary Fund after President Kais Saied said the IMF is overstepping its role and interfering in the country’s economic sovereignty. Nigeria’s National Counter Terrorism Centre warns that terrorist groups are using new technologies and exploiting political and economic grievances to expand, leading to a review of the national counter-terrorism strategy. Israelis are in mourni…
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Africa News Tonight: Tunisia breaks with IMF, Nigeria reviews anti-terrorism plans, Israelis mourn deaths as ceasefire deadline approaches

Tunisia has decided to sever all communication with the International Monetary Fund after President Kais Saied said the IMF is overstepping its role and interfering in the country’s economic sovereignty. Nigeria’s National Counter Terrorism Centre warns that terrorist groups are using new technologies and exploiting political and economic grievances to expand, leading to a review of the national counter-terrorism strategy. Israelis are in mourni…

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