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Uganda Shuts Down Internet Ahead of Presidential Election — REUTERS / Michael Muhati

Free Speech · Uganda

Uganda Shuts Down Internet Ahead of Presidential Election

42% Left coverage: 60 sources

Pope Leo to visit Angola as part of an Africa tour, Vatican envoy says — REUTERS / Yara Nardi

Pope Leo XIV · Angola

Pope Leo to visit Angola as part of an Africa tour, Vatican envoy says

60% Right coverage: 10 sources

Pope Leo plans to visit Angola as part of a multi-nation trip across Africa, the Vatican's ambassador to the country announced on Tuesday, in what could be the pontiff's first overseas trip in 2026.See the Story

Community leader says armed men kill 15 people in northwestern Cameroon — Closeup of the Cameroon flag showcasing vibrant colors and symbolic star design. by Engin Akyurt/Pexels / Pexels

African Politics · Cameroon

Community leader says armed men kill 15 people in northwestern Cameroon

63% Left coverage: 8 sources

Armed men killed at least 15 people, including eight children, during an attack on Wednesday in northwestern Cameroon, a community leader said.See the Story

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Violent clashes between DRC forces, M23 group near key city — REUTERS / pwu404

Violent clashes between DRC forces, M23 group near key city — REUTERS / pwu404

Violent clashes between DRC forces, M23 group near key city

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