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Pix of the Day, 29 April 2026

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Pix of the Day, 29 April 2026

Nigeria: Peter Obi's Running Mate to Quit Labour Party Today, Joins PRP

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[Premium Times] Mr Baba-Ahmed explained that he is quitting LP due to internal wrangling in the party, which he said has made it to drift from its origin ideals.

Nigeria: Gunmen Invade Ekiti Church, Kill Pastor, Kidnap Worshippers

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[Premium Times] The gunmen reportedly stormed the church located on the outskirts of the community during a crusade, killed the presiding pastor and abducted several worshippers.

Tanzania: Inquiry Asserts Report Credibility

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[Daily News] DAR ES SALAAM: -- THE Commission of Inquiry into the October 29th 2025 incident has affirmed the authenticity and integrity of its report, stressing that its findings are grounded in scientific methodologies, extensive public participation and verifiable evidence collected over 153 days of intensive work.

Unexploded landmines a hidden threat for residents in Sudanese capital

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Tens of thousands of people have returned to Khartoum since the army recaptured it from the Rapid Support Forces in March last year.

US denies funding DR Congo paramilitary mine guard

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The United States on Tuesday denied funding paramilitary units charged with securing mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a day after Kinshasa announced the creation of a mining guard.

South Sudan’s hunger emergency: officials warn of deepening crisis

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Almost two‑thirds of South Sudan’s population—around 7.9 million people—are now facing severe hunger, according to new figures released Tuesday, as renewed fighting between government and opposition forces accelerates the country’s slide toward catastrophe.

France urges citizens to leave Mali after rebel attacks

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The UK has issued similar advice, telling citizens who stay, that they do so at their own risk.

First shipment of lithium sulphate produced in Africa leaves Zimbabwe

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Zimbabwe shipped its first consignment of lithium sulphate on Monday, raising Harare’s hopes of becoming a hub for battery minerals processing.

Somalia: Somaliland Elders Extend Parliament Terms, Draw Criticism

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[Horn Diplomat] HARGEISA, April 29 (Horn Diplomat) Somaliland's House of Elders on Tuesday approved a 27 month extension of the mandates of the House of Representatives and local councils, opting for a longer timeline than proposals put forward by the government and the National Electoral Commission.

Kenya: Communications Authority Pushes for Major Reforms to National Addressing Bill

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Communications Authority of Kenya has cautioned that parts of the National Addressing Bill, 2025 require refinement to align with existing legal frameworks, particularly the Kenya Information and Communications Act, and to ensure efficient use of public resources.

DR Congo president orders audit of cobalt and copper export revenues

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Felix Tshisekedi said poor oversight and capital flight were some of the issues preventing the country from fully benefiting from record sales.

Last Kenyan officers leave Haiti as new international security initiative begins

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The last contingent of Kenyan police officers has left Haiti, bringing an end to the UN-backed Multinational Security Support Mission, that’s been in place since 2024.

Africa: The Race to Mine Critical Minerals for AI and Clean Energy Is Creating 'Sacrifice Zones' That Harm Water and Health of World's Poor

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[The Conversation Africa] There is a troubling contradiction at the heart of the global transition to a cleaner, greener, tech-driven future: Modern technologies - everything from AI to wind turbines, as well as cellphones, electric vehicles and defense systems - depend on critical minerals. But many of the communities where those minerals are mined end up with polluted water and poorer health because of the mining.

'Historic homecoming' as endangered antelopes flown to Kenya from Czech Republic zoo

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The mountain bongo is a rare antelope endemic to Kenyan highland forests, with less than 100 in the wild.

South Sudan: Over Half of South Sudan's Population Faces Acute Hunger Crisis

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[UN News] Conflict and displacement are intensifying South Sudan's hunger crisis, with 7.8 million people facing high levels of acute food insecurity while 2.2 million children are suffering from acute malnutrition, according to a joint statement on Tuesday from UN agencies.

Mali's leader says situation 'under control' in first address since attacks

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In his first address to the country since the weekend’s wave of attacks, Mali’s junta leader Assimi Goita said on Tuesday that “the situation is under control.”

Senegal adopts electoral reform, paving the way for PM Sonko's presidential run

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Senegal's National Assembly adopted an electoral code reform on Tuesday, paving the way for Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko to run in the 2029 presidential election. The opposition called the changes "tailored to one man."

Medical Aid Alone Is Not Enough For Long-Term Healthcare Planning

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Medical aid is often seen as the foundation of healthcare cover in South Africa, and it remains essential. However, it is no longer sufficient on its own to

How Neglected Legacy Systems Undermine Modern Cybersecurity

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Even in a world defined by rapid digital transformation, one persistent and underestimated threat continues to undermine cybersecurity resilience: legacy

Africa: All of Africa Today - April 29, 2026

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