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The ongoing mpox outbreak in Africa requires urgent international support and stronger health measures, as evidenced by the recent 107 deaths reported.

Calls for Western nations to learn from COVID-19's impact on Africa and provide the necessary funding and support to combat mpox effectively.

Mpox outbreak in Africa declared a public health emergency by Africa CDC, necessitating international attention and support.

African Union declares mpox outbreak as a public health emergency, urging proactive actions to contain and eliminate the spread.

Africa CDC declares mpox outbreak a public health emergency in Africa.

Africa CDC likely to declare a continental public health emergency over growing mpox outbreak.

Senegal's Constitutional Council confirmed Bassirou Diomaye Faye as the fifth president after winning the election with 54% of votes.

Faye's victory marks the first time an opposition candidate won the election in the first round since Senegal's independence in 1960.

Bassirou Diomaye Faye confirmed as Senegal's fifth president, set to be inaugurated on April 2.

Faye, an anti-establishment candidate, won over 54% of the votes, becoming Africa's youngest president at 44.

The African Union congratulated Bassirou Diomaye Faye on his victory in Senegal's presidential election.

Faye won the election with 54.3 percent, defeating incumbent Macky Sall's candidate.