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Army returns to strategic east Congo town after rebel withdrawal

Congolese government forces and fighters from a pro-government militia have returned to the eastern town of Uvira, residents said on Monday, more than a month after the area fell to Rwanda-backed...

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Africa

Army returns to strategic east Congo town after rebel withdrawal

Congolese government forces and fighters from a pro-government militia have returned to the eastern town of Uvira, residents said on Monday, more than a month after the area fell to Rwanda-backed...

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World

Iran to consider lifting internet ban, state TV hacked

Iran may lift its nationwide internet blackout in the coming days, a senior parliament member said on Monday, following the violent crackdown on anti-government protests, the worst the country...

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Business

World Bank projects 6.2 percent growth in 2026

Tanzania National Business Council (TNBC) executive secretary Godwill Wanga said the country’s steady growth reflects stronger institutions, improving social services and a responsive economy

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