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  1. In ihren Reden vor der UN-Generalversammlung sprachen afrikanische Regierungschefs vehement über globale Probleme und den Krieg in Gaza – aber wenig über Afrika.

    "Afrikanische Staaten haben gewissenermaßen aufgehört, zu versuchen, afrikanische Themen ganz oben auf die Agenda der UN zu setzen“, sagt Chris Ogunmoded.

    Und @beverly_ochieng meint: "Die beiläufigen Erwähnungen der DR Kongo und des Sudan waren eine verpasste Möglichkeit, zu betonen, die schlimm diese humanitären Krisen mittlerweile sind".

    apnews.com/article/africa-un-u

    #UNAssembly #UNGeneralversammlung #Afrika #AfriPol #Kongo #Sudan

  2. 🤝 Epieos is honored to have contributed to #OperationSerengeti 2.0, a large-scale international initiative coordinated by #INTERPOL and #AFRIPOL. This contribution was made possible through the trust placed in our private version by the #CybercrimeAtlas hosted at World Economic Forum.

    🌍 This major initiative to combat #cybercrime in #Africa stands as a successful example of international #cooperation between law enforcement, the private sector, and non-governmental collaborations.

    📊 Key figures:

    🔸 1,209+ arrests
    🔸 $97.4 million recovered
    🔸 11,432 malicious infrastructures dismantled
    🔸 19 participating countries

    Full article about Operation Serengeti 2.0 : weforum.org/stories/2025/08/cy

    👮‍♀️ We are always grateful and proud that our solutions support leading international entities in large-scale operations, not only against cybercrime, but also in the fight against #terrorism, #drugtrafficking, #humantrafficking, #fraud, and more.

    Turn exclusive #intelligence into action.
    👉 Request your free trial of Epieos’ private version today.

    We sincerely thank ⬇️
    Seán Doyle l Cybercrime Atlas
    Natalia Umansky l Cybercrime Atlas
    World Economic Forum Cybersecurity

  3. The Africa Cyber Surge II operation, which lasted four months and began in April 2023, focused on identifying cybercriminals and compromised infrastructure, according to the agency.

    #Africa #cybersecurity #Afripol #hackers #Interpol

    cybersec84.wordpress.com/2023/