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IShowSpeed Completes 28-Day Tour Across 20 African Nations — TOYIN ADEDOKUN / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Influencers · Nigeria

IShowSpeed Completes 28-Day Tour Across 20 African Nations

51% Left coverage: 35 sources

Rwanda Sues UK for £50M Over Scrapped Deportation Deal — Dan Kitwood/Getty Images via Getty Images

Immigration & Borders (UK) · United Kingdom

Rwanda Sues UK for £50M Over Scrapped Deportation Deal

48% Left coverage: 29 sources

Rwanda is suing the UK for failing to formally terminate the controversial agreement. It emerged on Tuesday that the east African country is seeking £50m in compensation, The Telegraph reported.See the Story

Goma in eastern Congo is hanging by a thread a year after the city fell to Rwanda-backed rebels — Glody MURHABAZI / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

African Politics · Goma

Goma in eastern Congo is hanging by a thread a year after the city fell to Rwanda-backed rebels

50% Left coverage: 16 sources

One year after M23 militants stormed into Goma, the rebel group still controls the main city in eastern Congo and is tightening its grip.See the Story

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