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Road Safety Tragedy: A passenger bus crash in Boumerdès, east of Algiers, has killed at least 27 people and injured dozens more after the vehicle plunged into a ravine; Algeria’s president declared three days of mourning and promised a tough investigation. EU Border Shock (Ceuta): Spain’s North Africa enclave of Ceuta has been hit by a massive migrant surge from Morocco, with tens of thousands crossing in days and at least 57 deaths reported; Spain deployed troops and Europe scrambled to tighten controls, while the crisis sparked fresh Schengen and diplomatic tensions. Sports & Talent Watch (Algeria): Algerian winger Fares Ghedjemis is back on Celtic’s radar amid transfer chatter, keeping Algeria’s football exports in the spotlight as clubs weigh deals and valuations. Music Spotlight: Burna Boy has overtaken Wizkid as the top-selling African artist in the modern streaming era, adding to the week’s buzz around African pop culture.

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