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Thursday, November 12, 2026

Across Africa: Tunisians drawn into Russia's war with Ukraine

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Across Africa

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This week: A new report says more than 1,400 Africans have been recruited to fight for Russia in Ukraine since 2023. Also, as South Africa races to become Africa's digital gateway, a growing backlash is emerging in Cape Town. And music, dance and theatre lit up Abéché as the city's arts festival in Chad drew crowds of young spectators.

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