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Middle East · Egypt

The Economic Occupation Of Egypt: How Gulf States’ Petrodollars Control A Once Great Arab Nation

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

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Emmerson Mnangagwa · Harare

Zimbabwe: Harare City Council Officials Reluctant to Take Pay Cuts

Coverage: 2 sources

DESPITE public scrutiny, senior Harare City Council officials are still earning hefty salaries, which negatively impacts service delivery in the capital.See the Story

African Politics · Sudan

Famine and atrocities mount as Sudan's civil war enters its third year

45% Left coverage: 120 sources

CAIRO (AP) — As Sudan marks two years of civil war on Tuesday, atrocities and famine are only mounting in what the U.N. says is the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Last month, the Sudanese military secured a major victory by recapturing the capital of Khartoum from its rival, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. But that has only moved the war into a new phase that could end up with a de facto partition of the country. On Friday and Saturda…See the Story

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