김주애의 옷차림은 북한의 계승 준비를 드러낸다. 서양 디자인의 의상과 가죽 재킷은 그녀의 지위를 일반 주민과 구분 짓는다.
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A South African police officer described being lowered from a helicopter into a crocodile-infested river to recover human remains, according to the BBC.
Sudan has recalled its ambassador to Ethiopia following airstrikes on Khartoum, according to Al Jazeera.
A South African police officer was lowered into a crocodile-infested river to recover human remains from a reptile that may have eaten a missing businessman, according to the BBC.
Nigeria has summoned South Africa's acting High Commissioner to address a recent wave of attacks on its nationals in the southern African nation, according to a foreign ministry statement.
A Somali security source confirmed that an oil tanker was hijacked off the coast of Yemen and is now heading toward Somalia, according to the BBC. This marks the second such incident in 10 days.
Madagascar has detained a French ex-serviceman in connection with an alleged plot to destabilise the island nation, according to a statement by Deputy Prosecutor Nomenarinera Mihamintsoa Ramanantsoa.
Three vessels have been hijacked off the coast of Somalia in the past week, raising fears of a resurgence in piracy around the Horn of Africa, according to the Maritime Security Centre Indian Ocean (MSCIO).
Russia’s defence ministry claimed its Africa Corps group prevented a coup in Mali over the weekend, avoiding mass civilian casualties and inflicting “irreplaceable losses” on rebels, according to a statement. The report comes as rebel forces have seized key towns and killed a key ally of Moscow.
Nigerian singer Fave faced an AI-generated version of her track, prompting her to release her own remix. African music industries are assessing how AI impacts authenticity and intellectual property.
Two months after an employee was shot in the back at the Mugabe family home in a wealthy suburb of Johannesburg, a South African court has fined and ordered the deportation of Robert Mugabe’s youngest son over two unrelated charges, according to The Guardian.
France has urged its citizens to leave Mali 'as soon as possible' following a weekend of coordinated attacks by separatist fighters and Islamist militants, according to the BBC.
Explosions and sustained gunfire have been reported in Mali's capital, Bamako, as armed groups launch coordinated attacks across the country, according to the BBC.
A network of Colombian mercenaries backed by the UAE provided critical support to Sudan's RSF, enabling it to capture the city of el-Fasher, a new report says.
A British woman who lost up to £1m to romance scams died in a road crash in Ghana after traveling there to recover her money, according to an inquest in Devon.
Pope Leo has criticised the treatment of prisoners in Equatorial Guinea, a country with a poor human rights record, according to BBC.
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te has cancelled a planned trip to Eswatini after Seychelles, Mauritius, and Madagascar revoked flight permits, citing 'intense pressure' from China, according to a Taiwan official.
The Trump administration is in discussions to potentially send up to 1,100 Afghans who aided US forces to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a non-profit confirmed on Tuesday.
South Africa's police chief has been formally charged with failing in his duties over a controversial $21m health contract, according to the BBC.
Ugandan and Congolese forces have rescued at least 200 civilians from an ISIL-linked rebel group in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, according to reports from the Ugandan military.
Ugandan and Congolese forces rescued more than 200 people from an ISIL-linked armed group in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, according to a military statement.
Arrests of Gen Z activists in Madagascar have raised fears that the military regime, which took power after youth-led protests, may not be better than the government it replaced, according to The Guardian.
More than £1bn has been pledged for war-ravaged Sudan at a conference in Berlin, according to The Guardian, surpassing the funding target set by organizers.
South African politician Julius Malema has been sentenced to five years in prison for a gun-related offence, marking a significant legal and political development in the country.
