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50 dead after migrant boat to Greece sinks off Libya, IOM reports
At least 50 Sudanese refugees lost their lives when a boat bound for Greece caught fire and went under off the coast of Libya, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has confirmed. According to the UN migration agency, the vessel sank about 60 kilometers (37 miles) from the eastern city of Tobruk. The IOM said…
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Ghana’s role in Africa’s future: Alan Kyerematen calls for bold leadership on integration
Nearly seven decades after Ghana lit the torch of Pan-African independence, questions remain...
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15 Egyptians dead as migrant boat capsizes off Libya’s coast near Tobruk
A deadly shipwreck off Libya’s eastern coast claimed the lives of at least 15 Egyptian...
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Hundreds of Sudanese migrants deported from eastern Libya amid crackdown on smuggling
Eastern Libyan authorities have deported hundreds of Sudanese nationals to their war-stricken...
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Libyan war crimes suspect arrested in Germany, faces ICC trial for atrocities in detention facility
A former senior official at a notorious Tripoli prison accused of overseeing brutal abuses during Libya’s post-Gaddafi chaos has been arrested in Germany on charges filed by the International Criminal...
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What led to the latest militia clashes in Libya that left six dead
Deadly street battles erupted in Tripoli after a key militia leader was gunned down, plunging the Libyan capital into chaos and reviving fears of deeper unrest. Officials confirmed that at least six people...
