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Nigeria: Peter Obi, Atiku, and ADC's Looming Dilemma Ahead of 2027

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[Vanguard] As Nigeria's political terrain gradually shifts towards the 2027 general elections, the internal dynamics within the African Democratic Congress (ADC) present a looming dilemma. In my view, if ADC conducts a free and fair presidential primary, Peter Obi is likely to defeat former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, given Obi's rising national popularity, credibility, and image as a transformational leader.

Zimbabwe: Former Chamisa Loyalist Breaks Ranks in Explosive Public Apology

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[263Chat] A former die-hard supporter of opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has stunned Zimbabwe's political circles after penning a brutally honest public apology, denouncing his past "blind loyalty" and calling for a new era of accountability and objectivity in the country's political discourse.

Africa: UK Opens Trade Gates Wider for Africa With New Reforms to Spur Jobs and Growth

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[263Chat] The United Kingdom has unveiled a sweeping package of trade reforms aimed at boosting African exports, creating jobs and fostering economic growth across the continent.

Zimbabwe: Discovery Ambulance Expands Nationwide, Plans to Deploy 200 More Vehicles

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[263Chat] Discovery Ambulance has announced major expansion plans aimed at strengthening emergency medical services across Zimbabwe. The company's Chief Executive Officer, David Munowenyu, confirmed in an interview that Discovery Ambulance now has a base in every province, marking a significant milestone in its mission to improve healthcare accessibility.

Zimbabwe: Socialite Jailed for Cocaine Possession

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[263Chat] A prominent Bulawayo socialite and party organiser has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for drug dealing, following a dramatic police sting that uncovered cocaine and ecstasy at his home.

Nigeria: Awujale's Burial Holds Today in Ijebu-Ode

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[Vanguard] Abeokuta -- The remains of the Awujale and Paramount Ruler of Ijebu Ode, Oba Sikuru Kayode Adetona, will be committed to mother earth at his Ogbagba Court, Igbeba residence, in Ijebu-Ode.

Ghana: Ghana Medical Relief Commits to Healthcare Delivery in Deprived Communities

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[Ghanaian Times] The Ghana Medical Relief (GMR), a non-profitable international humanitarian organisation, has reiterated its continuous commitment to improve healthcare delivery in deprived communities in the country.

Ghana: President Directs Two Ministers to Address 'Unapproved' Port Charges

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[Ghanaian Times] President John Dramani Mahama has described as illegal any levy being charged at Ghana's ports not backed by law, directing that all fees and charges imposed by shipping lines 'unlawfully' be presented to Parliament for approval.

Ghana: Govt Accountability Series - Interior Minister Takes Turn Today

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[Ghanaian Times] Starting today Monday July 14, 2025, Government will commence the 'Government Accountability Series'.

Liberia: Pres. Boakai Accused of Ignoring Lofa's Disunity While Championing National Reconciliation

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[FrontPageAfrica] Voinjama -- While President Joseph Nyuma Boakai is receiving accolades for launching reconciliation initiatives in Grand Gedeh and leading a national reconciliation conference in Monrovia, a storm is quietly brewing in his own political and ancestral backyard, Lofa County.

Africa: America's Plan to Send Deportees to Africa Needs a Rethink

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[FrontPageAfrica] THINGS ARE STILL a bit murky amid chatters and uncertainty surrounding a purported plan by the United States of America to offload scores of deportees, many of who are victims of the country's aggressive crackdown on immigrants and a ragedy policy wreaking havoc across the globe.

Uganda: Nita-U Launches Free Public Wi-Fi in Bwera Town

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[Nile Post] In a landmark move to boost digital connectivity in rural Uganda, the National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U) has launched free public Wi-Fi in Bwera Town, Kasese District.

Uganda: U.S. Slashes Visa Validity for Ugandans to Just Three Months

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[Nile Post] The United States has revised its visa policy, significantly shortening the duration of stay. Previously valid for up to two years or more, the U.S. non-immigrant visa for Ugandans will now be limited to just three months. The move has sparked concern among frequent travelers and those planning longer visits.

Liberia: Over 300 Liberian Jobs At Risk At MoT

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[Liberian Observer] Approximately 300 employees of the Ministry of Transport (MOT) workers are facing potential job losses due to a Concession Agreement involving the Ministry of Justice, and the Liberia Traffic Management Incorporated. The agreement may impact four key departments at MOT: Motor Division, Inspectorates, Driver License, and License Plates.

Nigeria: Purp Crowned Winner of Nigerian Idol Season 10

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[Vanguard] After weeks of fierce competition and show-stopping performances, Nigerian Idol Season 10 has come to an electrifying end -- and Purp has emerged the ultimate winner!

Africa: The Risks Artificial Intelligence Pose for the Global South

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[IPS] United Nations -- Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly developing and leaving its mark across the globe. Yet the implementation of AI risks widening the gap between the Global North and South.

Liberia: United Dawah Ummah High School Wins National IP High School Club Competition

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[Liberian Observer] The United Dawah Ummah High School has won the national finale of the 2025 National Intellectual Property High School Club Competition after defeating five other finalist schools in a fierce contest on July 11, at the YMCA Conference Hall.

Uganda: Over 350 Ugandans Duped in Multi-Billion Travel Scam

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[Nile Post] More than 350 Ugandans are up in arms after allegedly falling victim to a major travel scam orchestrated by a man identified as Christian Asiimwe, also known as Don Chris, the proprietor of Sky Pins Tours and Travel.

Liberia: Liberia Enters Carbon Market

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[Liberian Observer] The Liberian Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is leading the country's entry into the carbon market, aiming to sell carbon credits to companies and individuals seeking to offset their emissions.

Uganda: Koica Transforms Maternal Health in Uganda

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[Independent (Kampala)] 28 facilities across five districts upgraded, with solar power, water, essential medical equipment

Africa: 'Tax the Super-Rich'

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[Independent (Kampala)] Oxfam report warns of danger ahead as gap widens between rich and poor

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