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After deadly collapse, Central African Republic gold mine ordered closed

At least 100 feared dead after gold mine collapse in Central African Republic

At least 100 miners are feared dead after a gold mine collapsed in the Central African Republic, local sources say.

Ebola outbreak spreads to fourth province in Congo as deaths rise

The Ebola outbreak in Congo-Kinshasa has spread to a fourth province in the country, while the number of confirmed deaths continues to rise.

Jihadists and separatists challenge Mali's military junta

Jihadists and separatists recently carried out large-scale, coordinated attacks against the military junta in Mali. The groups have different reasons for attacking their common enemy, the military regime. If they succeed in bringing down the junta, the question is whether they would have a basis for continued cooperation.

Jihadists and separatists challenge Mali's junta in coordinated attacks

Jihadists and separatists recently carried out large-scale and coordinated attacks against the military junta in Mali. The groups have different reasons for attacking their common enemy, the military regime. If they succeed in bringing down the junta, the question is whether they have a basis for continued cooperation.

Mali's junta is under pressure - Russian-backed allies are pulling out

Mali's military junta is suffering major setbacks in an escalating war - three years after Swedish soldiers were expelled from the country. Jihadists and rebels are seizing new strongholds. The junta's allies, the neighboring governments that also have Russia as their main guarantor, are trying to stop them with airstrikes.

Russian favorite Faustin-Archange Touadéra re-elected as president of the Central African Republic

Faustin-Archange Touadéra has declared victory in the presidential election in the Central African Republic (CAR).

Putin's Secret Sons: Isolated Life of Great Wealth

They are often called Russia's most secret children. Vladimir Putin's minor sons live in isolation and under constant surveillance - and with almost no contact with their peers, according to an investigation by the Russian exile Dossier Center. Several clues are found in a job advertisement.