TURKISH INVESTMENTS IN SENEGAL TO ENHANCE TIES WITH AFRICA

Wed 29 January 2020: Leading Turkish firms have undertaken significant infrastructure projects to contribute to the economic development of the West African nation of Senegal. These projects will not only further invigorate Turkey’s long-standing rapport with Senegal but will also clinch ties with the African continent, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan remarked Tuesday. In a joint […]

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“IT’S GOOD TO BE BACK IN THE COUNTRY”, SHIRAAZ MOHAMED SAYS WATCH

Sun 26 January 2020: South African photojournalist Shiraaz Mohamed has spoken for the first time since returning home and has thanked South Africans for supporting him and his family while he was in captivity in Syria for almost three years. In a video, affectionately holding his mother’s hand, Mohamed said there were too many people […]

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UAE FIRM ‘LURING SUDANESE MEN TO FIGHT’ IN LIBYA, YEMEN

Sat 25 January 2020: A Sudanese man has called on the country’s transitional government to intervene after his brother was allegedly lured to the United Arab Emirates and forced into a military training camp, local media reported. The accusations, which have gone viral on Sudanese social media, have highlighted the controversial role of Sudanese militiamen in Yemen and Libya. Abdullah al-Tayeb Yusuf told Al-Jazeera Mubasher that […]

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SAUDI ARABIA ASKS US TO REMOVE SUDAN FROM TERROR LIST

Thu 23 January 2020: Saudi Arabia on Wednesday called on the United States to remove Sudan from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, in a meeting with a visiting envoy. The US last month lifted fast-changing Sudan from a blacklist for religious freedom violations, but Khartoum awaits the bigger prize of removal from the terror list. The designation has severely impeded […]

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NIGER ARMY BASE ATTACK DEATH TOLL RISES TO AT LEAST 89 -SECURITY SOURCES

Sun 12 January 2020: (Reuters) – The death toll from Thursday’s attack by suspected jihadists on a Niger army base has risen to at least 89, four security sources said, surpassing a raid last month that killed 71 soldiers as the deadliest against Nigerien forces in years. The government said on Thursday that 25 soldiers […]

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