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Britain and EU pledge £567m to Sudan as civil war enters third year
The conflict has triggered the world’s worst humanitarian crisis
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PEPFAR disruption could kill half a million children by 2030, study finds
Experts warn that terminating the flagship US HIV/ AIDS prevention programme will send world back to the ‘dark ages of the epidemic’
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Lammy warns of ‘all-out catastrophe’ in Sudan
The Foreign Secretary will hold a summit in London in an effort to find a ‘pathway to peace’ for the two-year-long civil war
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Mining town cut off by M23 rebels ‘has two weeks of supplies left’
Reserves of critical medicine – including antibiotics, painkillers, and HIV drugs – run low amid ongoing clashes
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Prince Harry ‘sent unpleasant and imperious message’ to charity boss
Duke of Sussex allegedly demanded Sentebale chairman ‘explain herself’ after she refused to issue statement defending his wife
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The allegations against Prince Harry in Sentebale charity dispute
Sophie Chandauka claims Duke used Sentebale as an ‘extension of the Sussex PR machine’ and attempted a cover up of misconduct allegations
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Prince Harry and his polo chums need to get back in the saddle. His charity mustn’t fall prey to ‘decolonisation’
The scandal at Sentebale is more about wokery than substance and needs to be sorted out quickly before the organisation fails
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Six tourists killed in submarine sinking off Egyptian coast
About 14 others were taken to hospital – some in critical condition – after the incident off the coast of Hurghada
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Old Etonian ‘tortured for family money’ in Gabon jail
Noureddin Bongo has been imprisoned for two years after his kleptocrat father was overthrown in a coup
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Prince Harry engulfed in racism row as he quits own charity
The Duke founded Sentebale in memory of Diana, his late mother, to support children with HIV in southern Africa
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Sudan’s military gains initiative in civil war as Russia eyes naval base
Moscow and Tehran ‘supplying arms and technology’ to Sudanese army
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Children caught in crossfire of rebel assault overwhelm Goma hospital
City’s only functioning paediatric surgery unit inundated with patients wounded by gunfire and shrapnel, DRC doctors say
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Congo offers Trump minerals deal in exchange for military aid
Felix Tshisekedi proposes ‘formal security pact’ with US to help defeat Rwandan-backed M23 rebels
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Rwanda expels diplomats over ‘neo-colonial delusions’
Belgian envoys given 48 hours to leave as EU pressures Paul Kagame over support for M23 rebels
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Zulu king shocks polygamous society with decision to divorce first wife
Misuzulu kaZwelithini has publicly filed court documents in South Africa to split from Queen Ntokozo kaMayisela, the mother of his children
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Inside the country Trump says ‘nobody has ever heard of’
US president’s quip and pause to aid in African country has shocked many, but also gives politicians a chance to ‘re-strategise’
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British pensioner killed by Kenyan president’s convoy was former banker who set up schools in Africa
Edgar Riches, who raised ‘hundreds of thousands of pounds’ in overseas aid, was left dying on the road in Nairobi
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The liberal elites are hypocrites in demanding our museums stop displaying mummies
The Egyptian dead aren’t complaining about their quarters at the British Museum – so why should a group of woke MPs whinge about it?
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The missionary doctor in Sudan covering an area the size of Austria
The Mother of Mercy hospital in the country’s remote Nuba mountains has become a vital lifeline for refugees fleeing war and famine
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Displaying Egyptian mummies in museums is morally wrong, say MPs
All-party parliamentary group calls for changes in law as remains were acquired under ‘colonial regimes of exploitation’
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Thousands risk crocodile-infested river to escape Rwanda’s savage M23 militia
As the barbaric rebel group advances in the Democratic Republic of Congo, families make a desperate dash for the border with Burundi
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EasyJet pilot suspended after narrowly missing mountain
Budget airline investigating Paul Elsworth after warning system triggered during approach into holiday resort
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Russian spymaster’s plot to use private army to control migration into Europe
Jan Marsalek planned to create 15,000-strong band of mercenaries to control border in key migration route through Libya
