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Algeria investigates Mohammadia orphanage fire that killed 11 people

Africanews  

Algeria is probing a deadly orphanage fire near Algiers, early on 16 July, that killed at least 11, injured 19 and struck amid a heatwave and nearly 1,000 recent blazes.

How the Strait of Hormuz is monitored as US and Iran escalate attacks

Africanews  

The Strait of Hormuz is once again the scene of fighting, with Iran and the United States States continuing to trade fire in the early hours of Thrusday. Both sides are using their own means to monitor the strategic waterway.

Paris and Rabat sign 14 agreements during French PM's visit to Morocco

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They covered sectors including the economy, security, migration, and defence, further strengthening strategic partnerships between the two countries.

Russian foreign minister hosts his Guinea-Bissau counterpart in Moscow

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Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov welcomed his Guinea-Bissau’s counterpart Fatumata Jau in Moscow on Thursday.

French PM says Paris ready to scale up bilateral relations with Morocco

Africanews  

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is on a two-day visit to Rabat as France hopes to cement their recent rapprochement.

Centuries-old hunt beckons the rain in western Senegal

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In western Senegal, armed men on motorcycles took part in the 723rd edition of the "Miss de Diobaye” hunt, a centuries-old tradition believing to bring rain and protect the community.

Treacherous road conditions obstruct UN aid delivery in South Sudan

Africanews  

The road condition determines whether food reaches markets, patients reach health facilities, and humanitarian aid reaches families in need.

Kyiv protesters rally after Zelenskyy sacks defence minister Fedorov

Africanews  

Hundreds protest in Kyiv after President Zelenskyy dismisses Defence Minister Fedorov, a moderniser credited with slowing Russia’s advance.

Orphanage fire kills 11 as Algeria struggles in heatwave

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A fire burning at an orphanage in Algeria's capital has killed at least 11 people including children, authorities said Thursday, amid a heatwave that has sparked hundreds of blazes in the country's north.

Fraud crackdown on Ghana ID cards makes digital checks compulsory - photocopies banned

BBC News Africa  

Companies are now required to verify a person's identity electronically to curb theft and forgery.

'Moment of joy' as Uganda discharges last Ebola patient

BBC News Africa  

Most of the recent cases were among travellers from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

AI Teller Machine

Design Indaba  

Studio ENESS has turned a decommissioned ATM machine into an interactive art installation that explores humanity’s relationship with AI.

Zimbabwe says nearly 100,000 of its citizens have left South Africa

Africanews  

It says it has expanded its repatriation and reintegration efforts as the number of Zimbabeans requiring assistance continues to rise.

Mongolian throat singing goes global as ancient art finds new fans

Africanews  

Mongolian throat singing is gaining new audiences worldwide, as artists like Batzorig Vaanchig blend the ancient nomadic tradition of khoomei with modern forms of entertainment, from cinema to video games.

Why Abidjan Attracts International investors ? [Business Africa]

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Ivory Coast secures more than $80 billion in international commitments to finance its 2026–2030 National Development Plan

Nigeria issues flood alert for 14 states as rainy season intensifies

Africanews  

Fourteen of Nigeria’s 36 states were put on flood alert on Wednesday as authorities warned of the risk of moderate flooding over the next few days as the rainy season intensifies.

Kyiv hit again as Ukraine reports two dead in Russian strike

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Russian missiles killed two people and wounded five, including a child, in Kyiv, Ukraine, on 16 July 2026.

Joy in Nigeria's Oyo State as abducted students reunite with relatives

Africanews  

Scenes of joy erupted in Nigeria's Oyo State on Wednesday, as rescued students reunited with their relatives after months in captivity.

Two Nigerien journalists freed after months in detention

Africanews  

Two journalists in Niger have been released from prison, their families and a court source confirmed Wednesday.

Routemaster playground

Design Indaba  

Interdisciplinary practice R.U.A Studio’s proposal to restore London’s retired New Routemaster buses into neighborhood playgrounds win the 2026 Davidson Prize

South African police probe murder of anti-immigrant provincial leader

Africanews  

The acting police chief has set up a multidisciplinary team to investigate the killing of March and March's Andile Mvuyiselwa Somgaxa.

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