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African leaders seek to persuade Russia, Ukraine to cease hostilities - Vimarsana News

African leaders seek to persuade Russia, Ukraine to cease hostilities

Six African leaders propose that Ukraine accept opening peace talks with Russia even as Russian troops remain on its soil, South Africa's presidency said on Monday, as South African officials prepare to visit both countries to sell the idea.

South Africa fights to keep phone networks up as lights go out - Vimarsana News

South Africa fights to keep phone networks up as lights go out

On a recent Friday morning north of Johannesburg, the head of South Africa's largest telecoms company surveyed the arsenal of backup systems keeping just one of his 15,000 network towers online amid the worst power cuts on record.

African Union calls for end to Omicron travel curbs on some African nations - Vimarsana News

African Union calls for end to Omicron travel curbs on some African nations

The African Union on Tuesday called for an urgent end to travel restrictions imposed on some of its member states, saying the measures effectively penalize governments for timely data sharing in line with international health regulations.

U.S., five other countries urge Ethiopia to cease illegal detentions - Vimarsana News

U.S., five other countries urge Ethiopia to cease illegal detentions

Six countries including the United States expressed concern on Monday over reports of widespread arrests by Ethiopia of Tigrayan citizens based on ethnicity in connection with the country's year-old conflict, urging the government to stop acts they said likely violate international law.

Blinken says Ethiopia conflict risks implosion of country - Vimarsana News

Blinken says Ethiopia conflict risks implosion of country

The United States has sanctions authorities at its disposal to use against those perpetuating the conflict in Ethiopia, which is increasing ethnic tensions and risks implosion of the country itself, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Friday.