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The opposition candidate has called the provisional results in Sierra Leone "daylight robbery", alleging that his electoral agents were not allowed to verify the ballot counting. With the majority of ballots counted, the incumbent,…

The opposition candidate has called the provisional results in Sierra Leone "daylight robbery", alleging that his electoral agents were not allowed to verify the ballot counting. With the majority of ballots counted, the incumbent,…

Observers have asked Sierra Leone's electoral commission to ensure more transparencyImage caption: Observers have asked Sierra Leone's electoral commission to ensure more transparency The Commonwealth Observer Group has said a “lack of…

Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio has urged all citizens in the country to keep the peace and continue to respect all public order laws. In an address to the nation on Monday, President Bio said every person has a stake in…

Sudan's RSF Announces Unilateral Eid Ceasefire Dagalo has announced a pause in fighting on Tuesday and Wednesday Image caption: Gen Dagalo has announced a pause in fighting on Tuesday and Wednesday A unilateral ceasefire declared by the…

Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims moved through the Saudi Arabian valley of Mina to Mount Arafat at dawn on Tuesday for a crucial day of the Hajj - to engage in supplication and seeking forgiveness, as well as listening to sermons. The…

Mali, CAR Watch With Concern As Wagner Mutiny Unfolds In Russia The Russian capital and the regions of Rostov, which borders Ukraine, and Lipetsk announced on Saturday that they were stepping up their security arrangements after the head…

The Sudanese army's infantry battalions have hardly been present on the streets of Khartoum during the two months-long conflict that has raged in the country, leaving much of the capital under the control of the rival paramilitary Rapid…

Sierra Leone Elections: Struggling Economy Main Focus For Voters As Sierra Leoneans prepare to head to the polls this Saturday, the growing economic hardship is on everyone's mind. "There is no work and there are problems with…

Migration charities fear that more than 30 people may have drowned after their dinghy sank while trying to reach Spain's Canary Islands in the north-east Atlantic. The two charities said there had originally been 59 people on board but…