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Perilous Eastern Corridor: Somali Migrant Details Dangers of Yemen Route
Mohamed Abdullhi Mahmoud, a 35-year-old Somali, recounts his harrowing journey from Djibouti to Yemen in 2008 via the Eastern Corridor, detailing the dangers of human trafficking, including overcrowded boats, violent smugglers, and exploitation in Saudi Arabia, resulting in an estimated 1,400 deaths...
Perilous Eastern Corridor: Somali Migrant Details Dangers of Yemen Route
Mohamed Abdullhi Mahmoud, a 35-year-old Somali, recounts his harrowing journey from Djibouti to Yemen in 2008 via the Eastern Corridor, detailing the dangers of human trafficking, including overcrowded boats, violent smugglers, and exploitation in Saudi Arabia, resulting in an estimated 1,400 deaths...
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32% Bias Score
Belgium Denies Troop Deployment to DRC Amidst Rwandan Disinformation Claims
Belgium denies deploying hundreds of troops to the DRC to fight M23 rebels, attributing online claims to a Rwandan disinformation campaign amid severed diplomatic ties between the two countries following accusations of Belgian bias in the eastern DRC conflict, where approximately 10 Belgian soldiers...
Belgium Denies Troop Deployment to DRC Amidst Rwandan Disinformation Claims
Belgium denies deploying hundreds of troops to the DRC to fight M23 rebels, attributing online claims to a Rwandan disinformation campaign amid severed diplomatic ties between the two countries following accusations of Belgian bias in the eastern DRC conflict, where approximately 10 Belgian soldiers...
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48% Bias Score
East African Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws Cost Billions Annually
Open for Business reports that anti-LGBTQ+ laws in East Africa cost Kenya $2.7 billion–$7.8 billion, Uganda $586 million–$2.4 billion, Tanzania up to $1.1 billion, and Rwanda up to $45 million annually due to reduced funding, investment, and tourism.
East African Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws Cost Billions Annually
Open for Business reports that anti-LGBTQ+ laws in East Africa cost Kenya $2.7 billion–$7.8 billion, Uganda $586 million–$2.4 billion, Tanzania up to $1.1 billion, and Rwanda up to $45 million annually due to reduced funding, investment, and tourism.
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44% Bias Score
Sudanese Army Recaptured Khartoum from RSF; Kenya's Involvement Escalates Conflict
After days of intense fighting, Sudan's national army (SAF) retook control of Khartoum from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Friday, potentially marking a significant turning point in the war; however, the RSF is retreating to Darfur, and Kenya's support for the RSF has led to a diplomatic crisis b...
Sudanese Army Recaptured Khartoum from RSF; Kenya's Involvement Escalates Conflict
After days of intense fighting, Sudan's national army (SAF) retook control of Khartoum from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Friday, potentially marking a significant turning point in the war; however, the RSF is retreating to Darfur, and Kenya's support for the RSF has led to a diplomatic crisis b...
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64% Bias Score
Doha Meeting Yields Ceasefire Commitment Amidst Ongoing Congo Conflict
Following failed peace talks in Luanda, Presidents Tshisekedi of Congo and Kagame of Rwanda met in Doha on March 18th, agreeing to an immediate ceasefire despite continued fighting in North Kivu; Qatar's economic leverage in Rwanda facilitated the meeting.
Doha Meeting Yields Ceasefire Commitment Amidst Ongoing Congo Conflict
Following failed peace talks in Luanda, Presidents Tshisekedi of Congo and Kagame of Rwanda met in Doha on March 18th, agreeing to an immediate ceasefire despite continued fighting in North Kivu; Qatar's economic leverage in Rwanda facilitated the meeting.
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40% Bias Score
Tigray Peace Agreement Under Threat Amidst Rising Tensions
Growing tensions between Ethiopia's Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) and the interim administration threaten the fragile peace agreement, causing residents of Mekelle to fear renewed conflict and prepare for potential displacement or further violence, highlighting the unresolved issues fuelin...
Tigray Peace Agreement Under Threat Amidst Rising Tensions
Growing tensions between Ethiopia's Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) and the interim administration threaten the fragile peace agreement, causing residents of Mekelle to fear renewed conflict and prepare for potential displacement or further violence, highlighting the unresolved issues fuelin...
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36% Bias Score
Congo-M23 Talks in Doha Stall Over Preconditions, Civilian Suffering Mounts
Direct talks between the Congolese government and the M23 rebel group in Doha have stalled over preconditions, impacting civilians in Goma and Bukavu, occupied for over two months, while Qatar mediates after Angola failed.
Congo-M23 Talks in Doha Stall Over Preconditions, Civilian Suffering Mounts
Direct talks between the Congolese government and the M23 rebel group in Doha have stalled over preconditions, impacting civilians in Goma and Bukavu, occupied for over two months, while Qatar mediates after Angola failed.
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40% Bias Score
Ethiopia-Somaliland Trade Corridor Conference Focuses on Infrastructure Improvements
A conference in Addis Ababa is underway to improve the Berbera (Somaliland) to Addis Ababa trade corridor, with a $1 billion investment planned by DP World and participation from various regional mayors to address infrastructure challenges and unlock economic benefits.
Ethiopia-Somaliland Trade Corridor Conference Focuses on Infrastructure Improvements
A conference in Addis Ababa is underway to improve the Berbera (Somaliland) to Addis Ababa trade corridor, with a $1 billion investment planned by DP World and participation from various regional mayors to address infrastructure challenges and unlock economic benefits.
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52% Bias Score
Five Former Presidents Appointed to Mediate DRC Conflict
A panel of five former African presidents has been appointed to mediate the conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), following the withdrawal of Angolan President Joao Lourenco and a boycott of unity government talks by the opposition, raising concerns about the long-term prospects for pe...
Five Former Presidents Appointed to Mediate DRC Conflict
A panel of five former African presidents has been appointed to mediate the conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), following the withdrawal of Angolan President Joao Lourenco and a boycott of unity government talks by the opposition, raising concerns about the long-term prospects for pe...
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36% Bias Score
DR Congo, Rwanda Agree to Ceasefire in Doha Talks
Presidents Tshisekedi and Kagame met in Doha on Tuesday, agreeing to an immediate ceasefire in eastern DR Congo's conflict with the M23 rebel group after failed peace talks in Angola; the ongoing violence has displaced over 1 million people since late January 2025, according to UNICEF.
DR Congo, Rwanda Agree to Ceasefire in Doha Talks
Presidents Tshisekedi and Kagame met in Doha on Tuesday, agreeing to an immediate ceasefire in eastern DR Congo's conflict with the M23 rebel group after failed peace talks in Angola; the ongoing violence has displaced over 1 million people since late January 2025, according to UNICEF.
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52% Bias Score
M23 Boycotts Angola Peace Talks Amidst EU Sanctions and Rwanda-Belgium Diplomatic Fallout
The M23 rebel group boycotted peace talks in Angola due to EU sanctions against its leaders and Rwandan officials, jeopardizing efforts to resolve the conflict in eastern Congo; despite this, the Congolese government will attend the talks, while Rwanda severed diplomatic ties with Belgium in respons...
M23 Boycotts Angola Peace Talks Amidst EU Sanctions and Rwanda-Belgium Diplomatic Fallout
The M23 rebel group boycotted peace talks in Angola due to EU sanctions against its leaders and Rwandan officials, jeopardizing efforts to resolve the conflict in eastern Congo; despite this, the Congolese government will attend the talks, while Rwanda severed diplomatic ties with Belgium in respons...
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44% Bias Score
SADC Ends DRC Military Mission, Shifts to Political Solutions
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) ended its military mission in the DRC due to persistent M23 rebel hostilities, shifting focus to political solutions amidst uncertain direct negotiations between the DRC government and the M23, pushed by Angola, while the Nairobi peace process remain...
SADC Ends DRC Military Mission, Shifts to Political Solutions
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) ended its military mission in the DRC due to persistent M23 rebel hostilities, shifting focus to political solutions amidst uncertain direct negotiations between the DRC government and the M23, pushed by Angola, while the Nairobi peace process remain...
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40% Bias Score
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