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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) has announced a nationwide ban on the import of diesel-powered heavy vehicles, effective 2 October 2025, and revealed that about 2,000 buses operating in Addis Ababa and on inter-regional routes will be converted from fuel to gas this year.
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- On 4 September 2025, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed toured the AeroAbay drone assembly plant and proudly declared that Ethiopia's "locally produced drones" are "key to defending the nation's economic gains" and essential to sustaining prosperity. "We are producing high number of suicidal drones," he announced, unmistakably signaling both their combat and reconnaissance roles. He praised the facility's capacity to build reconnaissance drones "capable of easily transporting a variety of equipment" and added that
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- The Supreme Court of Liberia has held off on ruling in a major evidentiary dispute in the Capitol Building arson case involving former House Speaker Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa, three sitting lawmakers, and several co-defendants.
[FrontPageAfrica] On August 15th, 2025, the Ministry of Education (MOE) released Liberia's provisional 2025 WAEC results, offering critical insights into the state of student achievement across primary, junior, and senior secondary levels.
[Liberian Investigator] A regional high school football championship match in Voinjama descended into chaos Sept. 3 after players and coaches from C.H. Dewey High School of Tubmanburg, Bomi County, attacked the referee, prompting a yearlong ban for the school.
[Liberian Investigator] The Press Union of Liberia (PUL) stands at a crossroads, facing a question that demands an answer: What happened to the $100,000 donated in 2008 for its headquarters? Silence is no longer an option. For the PUL to protect truth and uphold its moral authority, it must confront this long-standing controversy openly and transparently.
[Liberian Investigator] MONROVIA -- Two men have died in Logan Town, Bushrod Island, after reportedly smoking "Kush," a dangerous synthetic cannabis that has rapidly spread across Liberia and is being blamed for a rising wave of drug-related deaths.
[Liberian Investigator] At least 15 men in Grand Kru County have been sent to the 12th Judicial Circuit Court in Barclayville for allegedly failing to provide consistent financial support for their children, county Gender Coordinator Regina Walker said Wednesday.
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More than 5,000 people have fled across the border into Cameroon after Boko Haram militants captured the town of Kirawa in northeastern Nigeria's Borno state, in the latest escalation of a 16-year insurgency that has intensified throughout this year.
[263Chat] In what appears to be a deeply troubling tale of financial mismanagement and corruption at one of Zimbabwe's largest telecommunications companies, NetOne, shocking revelations have surfaced implicating senior executives in a series of questionable financial decisions that may have cost the company millions.
[263Chat] At least four people have died and two others were injured following a fatal road traffic accident along the Harare-Shamva Road police have confirmed.
[Africa Check] Exposing six Facebook pages offering bogus loans in the name of Nigeria's GTBank
[Africa Check] Kenya's ex-deputy president Gachagua didn't call opposition politician Matiang'i a mole - viral front page altered
[Africa Check] Exposing multiple fake graphics using renowned media houses to attribute false quotes to Kenyan politicians
[RFI] The death sentence handed to former president Joseph Kabila has deepened political and regional divisions in the Democratic Republic of Congo, exposing the fragile balance between demands for justice and hopes for peace.
[Capital FM] Nakuru -- The official launch of the ambition 10-year Mau Forest Complex Conservation plan is on course with the lined up pre-event activities taking place as per the set out schedule.
[Nigeria Health Watch] On September 1st, 2025, the medical community and Nigerians were shaken by the tragic news of the passing of Dr. Femi Rotifa, a Resident Doctor in the Department of Surgery at the Rivers State University Teaching Hospital (RSUTH).
[Nile Post] Inspire Africa Group (IAG) has officially launched its first line of finished coffee products at the Africa Coffee Park in Rwashamaire, Ntungamo District.
[Nile Post] The Chief Justice, Alfonse Owiny Dollo, has advocated for compulsory coffee growing across the country, saying it is the surest way to lift incomes and drive national development.
[Nile Post] The Inter-Religious Council of Uganda (IRCU) has called for an immediate resolution to the ongoing nationwide strike by arts teachers in government-aided schools, warning that the continued impasse is jeopardising the future of learners.
[Nile Post] The Uganda Health Communication Alliance (UHCA) has warned that "unregulated" e-cigarettes and tobacco products are increasingly entering Uganda, posing serious public health risks.
