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An endangered frog living in the middle of South Africa's Cape Town

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The micro frog - or Microbatrachella capensis - is barely the size of an adult thumbnail and lives in a wetland in the middle of a horse racing track.

Zambian opposition leader questioned by police - state media

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Brian Mundubile had been in hiding after disputing the outcome of the recent presidential election.

Death toll from Algeria wildfires rises to 12, dozens injured

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Wildfires are tearing through northeastern Algeria, killing 12 people and injuring dozens.

'Silence is complicity' - top footballer hits out over Cameroon femicides

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The killing of at least eight women in a week has sparked outrage in Cameroon.

Nepal flash flood: dramatic footage shows Rasuwa valley engulfed

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Dramatic footage shows a flash flood tearing through Nepal’s Rasuwa district, killing 157 people and leaving hundreds missing.

ICC Chief Tomoko Akane vows to defend court after U.S. sanctions

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Akane said she had no reason to be targeted and urged Japan, a U.S. ally and ICC member, to press Washington not to escalate the measures.

Fear and mistrust among communities undermine Ebola response efforts

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Ebola is spreading in eastern DR Congo and fear and mistrust are putting response efforts at risk. Health workers say better coordination, stronger communication, and local leaders are at the heart of the response.

Tanzania's VP expelled from ruling party for indiscipline and his successor named

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Nchimbi announced his resignation earlier this week after reportedly falling out with President Samia.

Ugandan forces showcase skills at military competition amid Gaza deployment row

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Teams from across Uganda’s Defense Forces showcased their skills this week at the 2026 edition of the Interforces Drill Competition. The event comes amid controversy over the deployment of soldiers to the Gaza Strip, as part of the International Stabilisation Force.

Nigerian armed groups raise nearly $6 Million in ransoms, study finds

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Security is expected to be a major issue in Nigeria's January elections, when President Bola Tinubu will seek a second term.

Ecowas : will the ECO finally become a reality in 2027? [Business Africa]

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After more than two decades of delays, ECOWAS is once again promising to launch the single currency.

WHO confirms Uganda Ebola-free, as virus continues to spread in DRC

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The World Health Organization has confirmed the end of Uganda’s Ebola outbreak, but the virus continues to spread in the DRC at a rate alarming health officials.

China tells citizens to leave Taiwan-allied Eswatini

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China has told its citizens to immediately leave Eswatini, citing security risks in the African nation that is one of Taiwan's few remaining diplomatic allies.

District official charged with homicide over ferry disaster that killed 97 people

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Zimbabwe police said Wednesday they had arrested a district official on criminal charges of culpable homicide after the sinking of a government-run ferry that claimed at least 97 lives.

At least 12 dead as wildfires sweep through northern Algeria

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Northern Africa has experienced severe heatwaves this summer, leading to hundreds of fires across the region.

'If you started running, they shot you' - inside Nigeria's growing kidnapping crisis

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Many communities are living in fear of being kidnapped for ransom as the crisis spreads further south.

Senegalese company produces first Africa-made treatment for sickle cell disease

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Africa accounts for nearly 80 per cent of cases of the inherited red blood cell disorder but has relied on expensive imported medication.

Parrot eggs hatch after suspected Thai smuggler arrested at South African airport

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A 50-year-old Thai suspect was arrested with the eggs in a "homemade incubator" carried as hand luggage.

Tunisian coastal town mourn death of residents who drowned at sea

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Funerals have taken place for 8 of the 15 migrants who drowned after the boat they were in sank in the Meditteranean.

Kenyan farmers use fertiliser made by bugs to reverse soil degradation

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Redworms and black soldier fly larvae are turning organic waste into compost that is better for the soil and improves productivity.

Uganda President’s son Muhoozi announces 2031 presidential bid

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Uganda's military chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba has announced plans to run for president in 2031, signalling a possible bid to succeed his father, President Yoweri Museveni.

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