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More than 200 killed after landslide hits miners extracting key smartphone mineral — SRSG visits coltan mine in Rubaya (13406579753) by Wikipedia Photo - SRSG visits coltan mine in Rubaya (By: MONUSCO Photos) / CC-BY-SA-2.0

Mining · Democratic Republic of the Congo

More than 200 killed after landslide hits miners extracting key smartphone mineral

38% Center coverage: 124 sources

More than 200 people have been reported dead after a landslide hit coltan mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Many bodies are still buried under the mud following the tragedy near Rubaya, in the east of the country, earlier this week.See the Story

South Africa steps up to host Wafcon as Morocco withdraws

Africa Cup of Nations · South Africa

South Africa steps up to host Wafcon as Morocco withdraws

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In a media statement, the Ministry of Sport, Arts and Culture addressed remarks previously made by the Deputy Minister at the Hollywoodbets Super League Awards See the Story

Libya: Camp Haftar's Positions Attacked in the South of the Country

Khalifa Haftar · Libya

Libya: Camp Haftar's Positions Attacked in the South of the Country

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In Libya, the surprise attack carried out on Saturday 31 January by an armed group against several military positions of the Libyan National Army (ANL) led by Marshal Khalifa Haftar, on the border with Niger in southern Libya, is, according to several experts, an "unusual development" that could be linked to the attack on Niamey airport, Niger, during the night of 28-29 January, and to the Sudanese file.See the Story

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