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Following Mozambique's presidential election on October 9, protests against alleged electoral fraud have escalated. Opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane has called for further demonstrations, while the government has deployed military forces to maintain order. Reports indicate at least 20 deaths and numerous injuries due to police violence during the unrest, raising concerns over human rights violations.
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The ongoing conflict in Sudan has escalated, with over 11 million displaced and widespread reports of sexual violence and mass killings. The UN warns of a catastrophic humanitarian situation, with 25 million people in need of assistance. Recent attacks by the Rapid Support Forces have intensified the crisis, prompting urgent calls for international intervention.
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Nikki Haley, former UN ambassador, and Mike Pompeo will not join Trump's administration, as announced on Truth Social. Despite her endorsement of Trump after a contentious primary, he stated he would not invite her to serve in any capacity. Haley expressed pride in her past work with Trump, wishing him success.
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John Banville reflects on his experience at the Prado Museum, while Zimbabwean artist Rosselli showcases her work at the Venice Biennale and AKAA art fair. Both artists delve into themes of identity, memory, and the impact of socio-political issues through their art.
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Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has resigned following a damning report on the Church of England's handling of sexual abuse allegations against John Smyth. The report revealed systemic failures in safeguarding and accountability, prompting calls for significant reform within the church. This scandal has reignited discussions about the church's moral authority and its future direction.
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Recent art exhibitions in Dakar and London highlight the intersection of culture, history, and politics. The Dak'Art festival showcases African-American artists reflecting on slavery's legacy, while the Royal Academy's show features the rivalry between Renaissance masters Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael, emphasizing the enduring impact of art on society.
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In Stilfontein, South Africa, illegal miners remain trapped underground as police cut off supplies to force them to surface. The operation, part of a crackdown on illegal mining, has raised concerns over human rights and the miners' safety. Over 1,000 miners have emerged, but many are still believed to be underground, facing starvation and dehydration.
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Man beaten until he bled as a child says Stephen Conway, Jo Bailey Wells and 30 others must ‘look at their consciences’
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On the third day of the Test in Perth, India leads Australia by 321 runs, with Yashasvi Jaiswal scoring 141 not out. Jasprit Bumrah's five-wicket haul helped India secure a 46-run lead after a tumultuous first day. The match continues to showcase India's strong performance despite missing key players.