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🇪🇸🇲🇦 700 migrants attempt to enter Spain's Ceuta thwarted by Moroccan authorities

Moroccan authorities dispersed Friday night over 700 sub-Saharan immigrants along Ceuta’s border perimeter.

The migrants attempted to enter the city earlier by jumping the double border fence.

Riot control materials were used by the Moroccan agents to move approximately 300 immigrants away from the fence, preventing their approach.

The migrants reportedly used knives and other sharp objects to try to access Spanish territory. All participants in the attempt were arrested and some of the alleged organizers and instigators were brought to justice.

None of the migrants managed to enter Ceuta and only two of them managed to reach the fence, but they were captured by the Moroccan security services.

#Spain #Morocco

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🇲🇱 More pictures and videos from Kidal, where people greeted the Wagner fighters and Malian Armed Forces #Mali #Wagner @africaintel
🇲🇱 Malian Armed Forces and Wagner PMC established full control over Kidal and cleared the area around the city

The Malian Armed Forces together with PMC "Wagner" fighters successfully cleared the area around the city of Kidal.

The situation in the city has stabilized. Military personnel patrol the streets and a curfew has been imposed at night. The authorities stated that all citizens who had previously left Kidal could begin to return.

Meanwhile, Tuareg-rebels have already said they intend to continue fighting after regrouping.

#Mali #Wagner

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🇨🇩 Campaigning for presidential elections officially launched in DRC

Tens of thousands of candidates, including the 26 candidates running for the highest office, officially launched a month-long election campaign in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Sunday.

Opposition heavyweights did not hesitate to motivate their bases, while President Félix Tshisekedi, who is seeking a second term in office, held a series of inaugurations as his team trumpeted his achievements in a wide range of fields.

On December 20th, some 44 million registered voters out of a population of around 100 million will be called upon to elect their president, as well as choosing from over 100 thousand candidates for the legislative provincial and municipal elections.

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🇲🇱 Malian Armed Forces and Wagner PMC established full control over Kidal and cleared the area around the city The Malian Armed Forces together with PMC "Wagner" fighters successfully cleared the area around the city of Kidal. The situation in the city has…
🇲🇱 Mass grave found in Kidal, says Mali's army

The Malian army says it has discovered a mass grave in the north-eastern town of Kidal, days after recapturing it from ethnic Tuareg separatists.

In a statement the army said the discovery was made on Thursday during operations to secure the town.

It gave no further details but said investigations were under way to bring those responsible to justice.

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🇿🇼 Banking sector in Zimbabwe faces 75% job decrease since 2000

The Zimbabwe Banks and Allied Workers Union (ZIBAWU) reports that 75% of jobs in the sector have been lost since the beginning of the millennium.

This decline is attributed to a combination of accelerated digitization and socio-political challenges facing the nation over the past two decades.

"The congress coincided with extremely difficult operating conditions, which have constrained our ability to effectively serve our members. The economy, experiencing stagnation for decades, has taken a significant toll on trade unionism," said trade unionist Peter Mutasa.

Mutasa highlighted the decline in membership from a peak of 12,000 in the late 1990s to approximately 3,000 at present.

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🇺🇳🇲🇱 Minusma hands over 9th base to Malian authorities

The UN mission in Mali announced that it had left its camp 80 kilometres off the city of Gao in the north as part of its complete withdrawal from Mali.

This closure is the ninth among the twelve camps they have in the country, according to a statement published on social media.

The camp was handed over to the Malian authorities.

The withdrawal of some 11,600 soldiers and 1,500 police officers who were present in Mali is scheduled to take place until December 31.

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