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KHARTOUM — Sudanese authorities have released several civilian leaders detained since last month's military coup, one of the former captives said Monday, amid efforts to restore a fragile transition process towards full democracy."I was released late yesterday evening," following a deal to reverse the military takeover, the head of Sudan's Congress Party, Omar Al Degeir, who

KHARTOUM — Sudanese authorities have released several civilian leaders detained since last month's military coup, one of the former captives said Monday, amid efforts to restore a fragile transition process towards full democracy."I was released late yesterday evening," following a deal to reverse the military takeover, the head of Sudan's Congress Party, Omar Al Degeir, who

Sudanese authorities have released several civilian leaders detained since last month's military coup, a former captive said Monday, amid efforts to restore a fragile transition process towards full…

KHARTOUM - Sudanese authorities have released several civilian leaders detained since last month's military coup, a former captive said Monday, amid efforts to restore a fragile transition process towards full democracy.

A large crowd of Zanu PF supporters thronged the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport yesterday to give President Mnangagwa

UK and Zambia sign landmark Green Growth Compact to drive billions in sustainable investment, create jobs and strengthen economic partnership.

Lusaka - Zambia: The United Kingdom has pledged to support the Zambian government’s plan to return to a position of debt sustainability, which is aimed at

South Africa, the continent’s largest emitter, is not among several African countries that joined the UK-led coalition committing to phase out the fossil fuel

The Commonwealth is ready to welcome Zimbabwe back into the group once processes for rejoining, which are underway, are complete,

The end of coal – the single biggest contributor to climate change – is in sight thanks to the UK securing a 190-strong coalition of countries and organisations at COP26, with countries such as Poland, Vietnam, Egypt, Chile and Morocco announcing clear commitments to phase out coal power.