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Table of Contents - Edition 296 from April 3rd, 2026
- Talk of the Town: Rising oil prices put pressure on South Africa
- Energy transition: RWTH Aachen University and the University of Pretoria launch joint research initiative
- Ethiopia: Plans for additional Nile dams stir discontent in Egypt
- DR Congo: Army moves to disarm FDLR militia
- Executive Moves: Boualem Sansal to Serve as Patron of the 2026 Berlin International Literature Festival
- Must Reads: Rwanda threatens to withdraw troops from Mozambique following US sanctions
- Documents: MSF report on sexual violence in Darfur
- Opinion: The persistent silence surrounding the suffering of women and girls in Sudan
- Dessert: “The History of Namibia – From German Colony to the Present Day”
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