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At least 13 wounded as DRC police break up banned election protest

At least 13 people were injured in Kinshasa on Wednesday after riot police fired tear gas in clashes with demonstrators protesting against last week's presidential elections in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Radio France Internationale

Police Prevent Election Protest In DR Congo Capital

Police in the Democratic Republic of Congo's capital Kinshasa prevented protesters from assembling Wednesday, AFP reporters saw, after a demonstration against last week's elections was banned.

International Business Times

Britain’s hunger and malnutrition crisis could be easily solved – yet politicians choose not to

We have more than enough to go round, but large proportions of the population lack the basic necessities of life, says Michael Marmot of UCL

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Opposition parties in Democratic Republic of Congo protest poll despite ban

Opposition candidates in last week's presidential election in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) were marching in the capital Kinshasa on Wednesday, despite authorities banning the protest and early results showing the incumbent Felix Tshisekedi with a large lead.

Radio France Internationale

Failure to stem rising cost of formula in UK putting babies at risk, say experts

Leading doctors and charities urge children’s health minister to take action to support struggling families

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Can there be any winners in the Israel-Hamas war?

In today’s newsletter: The Hamas attack on Israel, and the country’s overwhelming armed response, have destabilised the region and caused unfathomable suffering

The Guardian - UK

At least 140 villagers killed by suspected herders in weekend attacks in north-central Nigeria

Nigerian officials and survivors say at least 140 people were killed by gunmen in weekend attacks on remote villages in north-central Nigeria’s Plateau state

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UN appoints a former Dutch deputy premier and Mideast expert as its Gaza humanitarian coordinator

The Netherlands’ former deputy prime minister and a Mideast expert has been appointed the U.N. coordinator for humanitarian aid to Gaza, where there are more than 2 million desperate civilians in need of food, water and medicine

The Independent UK

At least 140 villagers killed by suspected herders in attack on remote villages in Nigeria

17 targetted communities during ‘senseless and unprovoked’ attacks on Saturday and Sunday

The Independent UK

‘It’s a time to forget all the stress’: Christmas in Africa’s largest refugee camp

The UN’s reduction in emergency rations has hit many in Uganda’s Bidi Bidi settlement hard, but those who have food share with neighbours to keep the festive spirit alive

The Guardian - UK

DR Congo's government to ban protests against election 'irregularities'

Democratic Republic of Congo's government on Tuesday is to ban an opposition protest planned for Wednesday over last week's chaotic national election as early results showed President Felix Tshisekedi in the lead.

France 24

‘I just sit and hope’: A Sierra Leonean mother’s refugee story

Leaving two children behind, a pregnant Saffiatu Mansaray is pinning her hopes on reaching Europe.

Al Jazeera

Their lives were torn apart by war in Africa. A family hopes a new US program will help them reunite

A new program that allows groups of U.S. citizens to name the specific refugees they would like to sponsor to come to America is giving a family in Texas hope of a reunification

The Independent UK

Sudanese In 'Total Panic' As Paramilitaries Move South

On a countryside road in battle-ravaged Sudan, the hum of a passing vehicle turns villagers' blood cold, fearing the arrival of paramilitaries plundering their way south in their war against the army.

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President Biden skillfully balances support for Israel amid Gaza crisis

Congressman Brad Sherman discusses President Biden's stance on Israel's military campaign in Gaza, addressing the challenge of protecting civilians amidst ...

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Gaza crisis escalates as death toll rises and food shortages worsen

Get a glimpse of the dire situation in Gaza as the conflict intensifies. Desperation, hunger, and limited healthcare exacerbate the humanitarian crisis.

The Guardian - UK

King Charles praises ‘selfless’ people who form ‘backbone of society’ in Christmas speech

Monarch says in his second Christmas Day message that his coronation was ‘a call to us all to serve and care’

Radio France Internationale

Opposition parties demand fresh vote in DRC after poll chaos

Opposition parties in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Monday called for a fresh poll as election chiefs continued to publish results of last week's vote for a new president.

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Serbia Opposition MP Vows To Keep Up Hunger Strike

The 49-year-old is protesting what she says was "electoral fraud" during parliamentary and local elections held in Serbia on Dec. 17, and is demanding the results be annulled.

Radio France Internationale

Chad votes "Yes" to new junta-backed constitution

Chadians have voted in favour of a new constitution that critics say could help cement the power of junta leader Mahamat Idriss Déby.

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Desperate chaos erupts in Gaza as aid trucks fire gunfire

Desperate scenes unfold in Gaza as violence erupts at the Rafah Crossing. Amidst severe shortage of supplies, hunger and despair grip the population.

Al Jazeera

Chad votes in favour of new constitution backed by military rulers

Referendum held earlier this month has been approved by 86 percent of voters, say the officials.

International Business Times

Serbia Opposition MP Vows To Keep Up Hunger Strike

Looking frail but determined, Serbian opposition leader Marinika Tepic fixes her makeshift bed -- a leather sofa inside a parliament building, where she has been on hunger strike since Monday.

Al Jazeera

Sudan’s civilians pick up arms, as RSF gains and army stumbles

Young men are grabbing weapons to fight with the army, defend their cities, raising fears of deepening ethnic conflict.

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Humanitarian crisis in Gaza escalates as famine looms. #BreakingNews #GazaCrisis

In the midst of the escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens by the minute. UNICEF urgently calls for a ceasef...

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