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Cameroon Separatists Halt Fighting for Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to Conflict Zone

Cameroon’s Anglophone separatists have declared a ceasefire to allow safe passage during Pope Leo XIV's visit amid ongoing conflict in the region. The Pope's tour emphasizes peace and reconciliation across several African nations.

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AFP via Getty Images A Catholic worshipper at the Saint Joseph Catherdral in Bamenda, holding a Mass book with the image of the Pope on it. Only the worshippers hands and partial clothing is seen.

Four Men Appear in Court Over Scottish Businessman's Murder in Kenya

Four men have appeared in court in Kenya over the murder of Scottish businessman Campbell Scott, found dead in Makongo Forest. Investigations continue with further forensic analysis and related robbery allegations.

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FICO Campbell Scott staring straight at the camera. He is bald. He has blue eyes. He is wearing a light blue shirt with dark-coloured checks on it. He has his arms folded and is standing in front of a blurred background.

Nigeria Air Force Investigates After Market Airstrike Kills Dozens

The Nigerian Air Force has launched an investigation after an airstrike on Jilli market reportedly killed dozens of civilians amid operations against Islamist militants.

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Yobe State Government Traders and buyers stand as good are loaded into a car at the Jilli market along the Yobe-Borno state border in Nigeria

Pope Leo XIV Embarks on Major Africa Tour Highlighting Peace and Faith

Pope Leo XIV embarks on an 11-day Africa tour focusing on peace, migration, and interfaith dialogue, visiting Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea.

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AFP via Getty Images A woman, in a pink top is smiling and holding both hands in the air. Her left hand is open, in a wave, and her right hand is holding a small wooden crucifix

Four Men Arrested in Kenya Over Murder of Scottish Businessman Campbell Scott

Four men have been arrested in Kenya over the murder of Scottish businessman Campbell Scott, whose body was found in Makongo Forest. The suspects are linked to multiple violent robberies and were apprehended during a multi-agency operation in Ukunda.

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The Prophet and the Unexplained Death of Charmain Speirs

Charmain Speirs married Ghanaian prophet Eric Adusah in 2014; six months later she was found dead in a hotel bathtub. A BBC investigation reveals inconsistencies in Adusah's account and testimonies from former partners alleging abuse.

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Facebook Charmain and Eric - Woman in a light dress and man in a white suit posing together in a studio-style portrait.

Djibouti President Guelleh Secures Sixth Term with 97.8% Vote

Djibouti's President Ismail Omar Guelleh wins a sixth term with 97.8% of the vote amid an opposition boycott and constitutional changes removing age limits.

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AFP via Getty Images Ismail Omar Guelleh, dressed in white and facing the cameras, casts his vote at in Djibouti city on 10 April 2026

Wild Chimpanzees Exhibit ‘Civil War’ with Coordinated Attacks Between Groups

A new study reveals a rare 'civil war' among wild chimpanzees in Uganda, documenting coordinated attacks between two groups after a social split.

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A male chimpanzee showing its teeth in an attack on another chimpanzee with its back to the camera.

Locals Challenge Nigerian Army's Claim of 31 Civilians Rescued After Easter Attack

Residents dispute Nigerian army's claim of rescuing 31 civilians after an Easter church attack in Kaduna, with local leaders stating the abducted remain missing amid ongoing security challenges.

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AFP via Getty Images Nigerian soldiers seated in trucks, wearing military camouflage uniform and wearing black hood

DR Congo to Accept US-Deported Migrants Under New Agreement

DR Congo has agreed to accept migrants deported from the US who are not Congolese nationals, with US logistical support and no financial cost to DR Congo. This aligns with DR Congo's commitment to human dignity and international solidarity amid US immigration enforcement.

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Getty Images The back of a male ICE agent wearing a vest that reads police and ice below it, in capital letters. He is standing in an airport - behind him are lots of people, some with luggage.

Displaced Nigerians Demand Voice and Justice in Abuja's Development

Displaced indigenous communities in Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory demand compensation, political representation, and recognition decades after forced relocation for Abuja's construction.

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Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani Lami Ezekiel in front of the home built for her by the government in the late 80s. She appears to be blind in one eye and is wearing a black and red floral dress, She is sitting on the ground next to a saucepan on a wood fire.

Four Children Fatally Stabbed at Kampala School, Suspect Detained

Four children aged two to three were fatally stabbed at a Kampala school. A 34-year-old suspect has been detained; police are investigating the motive.

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Uganda Police Force A low-rise school building with police tape around the gate. Men in military fatigues can be seen standing by the perimeter wall.

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