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DR Congo: Mining operations continue at epicentre of Ebola outbreak

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At a gold mine in Mongbwalu, necessity is forcing people to put aside their fear of the virus and carry on working.

Angola investigating former general challenging Lourenço for party leadership

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Angola is investigating a former general challenging President João Lourenço for leadership of the country’s ruling MPLA.

Guinea Bissau: Guinea-Bissau 2026 Economic Update - Pathways for Unlocking Productivity-Led Private Sector Growth

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[World Bank] STORY HIGHLIGHTS

Nigeria: Maritime Sector Faces Complex Security Threats, Says A'ibom CP

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[This Day] Uyo -- The Akwa Ibom State Commissioner of Police, Baba Mohammed Azare, has stated that despite being a major driver of economic growth, the Nigerian maritime sector faces complex security threats, including sea piracy, armed robbery at sea, kidnapping along waterways, illegal oil bunkering, pipeline vandalism, smuggling, human trafficking, environmental crimes, and other forms of transnational organized criminal activities.

Somalia: Somali Prime Minister Arrives in Galmudug for Talks With Regional President

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[Shabelle] Dhusamareb -- Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre arrived in the central city of Dhusamareb on Wednesday for an official visit to Galmudug state, where he was received by regional President Ahmed Abdi Kariye, known as Qoor Qoor.

Malawi: Chilima Crash Inquiry - Plane Crashed After Severe Weather Warning, Expired Locator System and Resource Strain Revealed

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[Nyasa Times] Fresh testimony before Parliament has raised troubling questions about the circumstances surrounding the military flight that claimed the life of former Vice-President Saulos Chilima and eight others, revealing that the aircraft had battled severe weather just a day before the disaster and was operating without a functioning emergency locator system that could have sped up rescue efforts.

Botswana: Thrill of High Speed Racing Returns to Gaborone

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[Botswana Daily News] Molepolole -- Although preparations are at infancy stage, the second edition of the Sarona 1000 Desert Race is expected to deliver an experience comparable to international off-road rallies.

Botswana: Mining Costs High Amid Challenges in the Global Diamond Market

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[Botswana Daily News] Orapa -- Debswana Diamond Company chief operations officer, Mr Koolatotse Koolatotse has underscored the need to manage the cost of production at mines amid challenges in the global diamond market.

Kenya: Bishops After Attack On Anglican Cathedral in Nairobi - 'Is This in the Interest of the Political Elite?'

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[Agenzia Fides] Nairobi -- "If what we saw happen in All Saints Cathedral Nairobi is anything to go by, where a meeting was disrupted by goons, who were so confident as to even threaten the policemen present, a grave danger awaits us!" affirmed the bishops of Kenya in a pastoral letter entitled "May they have life, and have it abundantly," which was presented at a press conference yesterday, June 23, by the President of the Kenyan Bishops' Conference, Archbishop Maurice Muhatia Makumba of Kisumu.

South Africa: DA Refers Deputy Minister Zikalala to the Public Protector Over Unlawful Appointment of Idt Chairperson

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[DA] The Democratic Alliance has laid a complaint with the Public Protector against the former Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Sihle Zikalala (now Deputy Minister), over his agreement, support and Caninet ratification of the former chairperson of the Independent Development Trust (IDT) Board of Trustees - an appointment the DA sees as unlawful, and a process we see as a violation of the Executive Ethics Code.

Nigeria: Cubana Chiefpriest Agrees to Live TV DNA Test in Paternity Dispute With Kenyan Woman

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[Leadership] Nigerian socialite and businessman Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chiefpriest, has expressed willingness to undergo a DNA test live on television to resolve his long-running paternity dispute with Kenyan woman Hellen Ati.

Nigeria: Seun Kuti Laments Lack of Opportunities for Talented Scientists and Engineers in Nigeria

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[Leadership] Afrobeat singer Seun Kuti has criticised what he described as the absence of adequate structures to support talented young Nigerians, particularly those pursuing careers in science, engineering, research, and other intellectual fields.

Nigeria: Masquerades Lead Protest Over Acquisition of Farmland for Solar Project in Niger

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[Vanguard] Minna -- Masquerades in full regalia on Tuesday led residents of Diko town in Gurara Local Government Area of Niger State in a peaceful protest against the acquisition of 500 hectares of farmland by the state government for an industrial solar farming project linked to Abuja Steel Mills Limited.

Nigeria: ICPC, Immigration Partner to Tackle Illegal Migration Through Borno Borders

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[Vanguard] Maiduguri -- The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has partnered with the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Borno State Command, to combat corruption in travel document processing and curb the influx of undocumented migrants through the state's porous borders.

Nigeria: Lagos Targets 30,000 Pupils Daily Under School Feeding Programme

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[Vanguard] No fewer than 30,000 primary and secondary school pupils across selected schools in Lagos State are expected to benefit daily from a free meal programme under the "Adopt a School Snacks for Thought" initiative.

Somalia: Puntland Announces New Security Measures, Warns Against Unauthorized Militias and Federal Activities

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[Shabelle] Garowe, Somalia -- Puntland authorities on Wednesday announced a series of new security measures, including restrictions on militia activity, anti-smuggling operations and tighter controls on the movements of Somali federal officials and security personnel within the semi-autonomous region.

Uganda: Plu-Backed MPs Seek to Oust Leader of the Opposition

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[Independent (Kampala)] Kampala -- A fresh political battle over the office of the Leader of the Opposition (LOP) is brewing after two Members of Parliament notified Parliament of their intention to introduce a Private Member's Bill seeking to amend the Administration of Parliament Act.

Uganda: Why Police Tactics Are Falling Short On Kidnapping for Ransom Cases

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[Independent (Kampala)] News Analysis -- Security experts are warning that inadequate investment in kidnapping investigation skills has left law enforcement agencies exposed, fueling public anxiety as kidnapping cases continue to rise in Uganda.

Malawi: Malawi's New National Action Plan On Albinism

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[HRW] For years, efforts to protect the rights of people with albinism in Malawi have rightly focused on ending horrific attacks, killings, abductions, and grave tampering. These efforts remain essential as attacks continue. But safety alone is not enough.

UN adopts resolution upholding accountability for attacks on peacekeepers

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It authorises new steps to ensure that those who commit crimes against peacekeepers face justice.

Ceasefire but not a grand bargain between the United States and Iran

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Born of exhaustion rather than peace, the new U.S.–Iran Memorandum of Understanding marks a pivotal shift in West Asian politics. Despite unleashing overwhelming military force to cripple Tehran, Washington and Tel Aviv failed to trigger regime change. Battered but standing, a surviving Iran has parleyed its geographic leverage into a provisional truce, proving that destruction cannot dictate political submission.

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