Hemedti's forces are linked to atrocities in West Darfur, leading a Sudanese court to sentence him for war crimes. Separately, Tinubu's reforms are driving Nigeria's market surge.
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Hemedti's forces are linked to atrocities in West Darfur, leading a Sudanese court to sentence him for war crimes. Separately, Tinubu's reforms are driving Nigeria's market surge.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Nigeria seeks compensation for citizens expelled from South Africa, while a Sudanese court tries an RSF leader for alleged war crimes.Sub-event
Sudanese court issues charges against RSF leader in West Darfur.1 source
Composite event: Sudanese court sentences Hemedti for Darfur atrocities; Tinubu drives Nigerian market surge.1 source
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- Hemedti's forces are campaigning in North Darfur, a region within Sudan.
- The Tinubu government is accused of religious violence in Nigeria's Middle Belt, while the Trump administration was involved in related allegations.
- BNP Paribas is accused of funding mass killings in Darfur, Sudan.
- Tinubu's subsidy removal in Nigeria has triggered price rises and geopolitical tensions.
- The administration is addressing issues currently underway in Northern Nigeria.