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The fall of El-Fasher, one year on

The fall of El-Fasher, one year on
France 24 Monday 26 October 2026, 21:26 UTC By Georja CALVIN-SMITH 1 min read
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Video content Program Africa The fall of El-Fasher, one year on Issued on: 15:58 min From the show Reading time 1 min In tonight's edition, 15 military officials are sanctioned by the UK over the brutality and abuse of civilians during the fall of El Fasher. Also, Algeria's set to send in army units to Niger to protect energy and economic interests there.

Video content Program Africa The fall of El-Fasher, one year on Issued on: 15:58 min From the show Reading time 1 min In tonight's edition, 15 military officials are sanctioned by the UK over the brutality and abuse of civilians during the fall of El Fasher. Also, Algeria's set to send in army units to Niger to protect energy and economic interests there. And days after a foreigner was beaten to death on the streets of Durban, the stalled asylum process has left many migrants living in fear. Advertising Related keywords [Image text:] J9ajlsJlow h 26/10/2025 RSF control a city scarred by months of siege and massacres SUDAN'SELFASHERONEYEAR ON o oa MediaDesartaven! EYEON AFRICA FRANCE 24
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