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Priya Sippy

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Su wane ne mayaƙan JNIM kuma me ya sa suke kai hare-hare?

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By Priya Sippy, Jacob Boswall
| BBC News Hausa Verified
Karanta rubutu kawai domin rage cin data Asalin hoton, AFP via Getty Images Bayanan hoto, . Bayani kan maƙala Marubuci, Priya Sippy & Jacob Boswall Sanya sunan wanda ya rubuta labari, BBC News & BBC Monitoring Mintuna 15 da suka wuce Lokacin karatu: Minti 5 Ƙungiyar Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), mai alaƙa da Al-Qaeda na da hannu a hare-haren iƙirarin jihadi a Yammacin Afirka, musamman ƙasashen Mali da Burkina faso da Nijar.
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'The weapons were loud, but there was always music': Sudanese band play on through the war

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By Priya Sippy
| MSN Philippines Verified
Priya Sippy and Basma El Atti - BBC Focus on Africa Members of one of Sudan's most influential bands, Aswat Almadina, are scattered across the world, clinging to the hope that their music will be an inspiration for peace in a nation ravaged by war. Timon was among the six members of the band who left Sudan two months after the conflict started in 2023, traumatised by the sight of dead bodies, destroyed buildings and burnt-out cars in the streets of the capital, Khartoum.
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Destination: Africa - Is it legal for US to deport foreign criminals to the continent?

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By Priya Sippy
| Aol Verified
The US administration has turned to the African continent as another destination to deport migrants who it says are convicted criminals. While dozens have been flown to countries in Central and South America, 12 men from countries including Mexico, Myanmar and Yemen were last month sent to Eswatini and South Sudan. One South Sudanese was also flown back home.
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