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Explainer-Why is Somaliland strategically important?

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By Silvia Aloisi Verified
| Al-Monitor Verified
NAIROBI, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar met the president of Somaliland on Tuesday, 10 days after Israel became the first country to formally recognise the breakaway region in the Horn of Africa as an independent and sovereign state. A Somaliland government source and a regional diplomat said other countries were preparing to follow suit and recognise Somaliland, despite an outcry from Somalia which says such moves threaten its sovereignty.
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Trump hits Lesotho with record-high tariff, ending African trade deal

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By Silvia Aloisi Verified
| USA Today Verified
The tiny southern African kingdom of Lesotho has been hit with a 50% reciprocal trade tariff by U.S. President Donald Trump, the highest levy of any single state on his long list of target economies. Lesotho, which Trump had ridiculed in March as a country "nobody has ever heard of", is a poor and landlocked country with a gross domestic product of just over $2 billion. It has a large trade surplus with the United States, mostly made up of diamonds and textiles, including Levi's jeans.
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Congo lawyers say they have new evidence on Apple's minerals supply chain

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By Bate Felix Verified, Silvia Aloisi Verified, Cecilia Jamasmie Verified
| Mining Verified
Reuters | May 22, 2024 | 9:06 am Battery Metals Africa Gold Tin International lawyers representing the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo said on Wednesday they had new evidence gathered from whistleblowers, which deepened concerns that Apple could be sourcing minerals from conflict areas in eastern Congo. In a statement, the lawyers urged Apple to answer questions about its supply chain in the country, and said they were evaluating legal options.
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