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COP27 — Who is paying for climate change loss and damage? +++ UN chief warns on climate change +++ Zambia's female farmers adapt to climate change +++ Ethiopia: TPLF disarmament talks continues in Kenya +++Training traditional midwives in Nigeria +++ Why Turkey’s Erdogan holds Sweden’s fate in his hands

World leaders are gathering for COP27 +++ African voices from COP27 +++ Cameroon's President Paul Biya marks 40 years in power +++ Inequalities in cancer treatment in Africa +++ Sports

UN emergency relief office warns of humanitarian crisis in Nigeria++Africa's climate needs may go unmet at COP27, scientists warn+++S.Africa gets $497 million from World Bank to move away from coal

Cautious hope for Ethiopia deal to silence the guns+++After Ethiopia truce, UN urges reparations for victims+++ Nigerians react to government's appeal on separatist leader Kanu+++ The Gambia mulls criminalizing marital rape+++ How Burundians used Serbia to migrate to EU

As Kenya sends troops to DR.Congo, the UN peacekeeping force there, known as MONUSCO, withdrew from the Rumangabo military base in the region's east, ceding ground in the battle against the M23 rebel group. The Congolese citizens have also been calling Russia for help. DW's Jane Nyingi spoke with Dr. Felix Ndahinda, a Rwandan-Congolese academic who lives in the Netherlands on the latest in Congo

Gambia calls for a hybrid trial for former president Yahya Jammeh +++ Why Somalia is so dangerous for journalists +++ Kenyan troops are deployed to eastern DR Congo to fight rebels +++ UN mission MONUSCO pulls out of key town in eastern DR Congo +++ Lesotho struggles with access to clean water +++ Cameroonians revert to coal as gas prices soar

Gambia's National Human Rights Commission has recommended marital rape be criminalized to effectively address the country's high prevalence of sexual violence. But many African men don't even accept the concept that a woman can be raped by her husband. Catch the debate in this latest episode of the 77 Percent!

Tension rife between DRC-Rwanda as rebels make advances+++ US renews charge of Rwandan backing as rebels advance in DRC+++Nigerians react to Naira redesign plans ahead of elections+++Malawi makes significant striedes in fight against Malaria+++Water and power returned to Kyiv a day after Russian strikes

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