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WHO leads first medical evacuations from Gaza Strip since ceasefire

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The World Health Organization (WHO) led the medical evacuation of 41 critical patients and 145 companions out of Gaza - a first since the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas on 10 October.

Kenya: At Least 12 People Feared Dead After Light Aircraft Crashes in Kwale

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[Capital FM] Kwale -- At least twelve people are feared dead after a light aicraft crashed at the Tsimba Golini area in Kwale.

Africa: G20 Called to Support Creative Industries

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[SAnews.gov.za] The African Union (AU) has called on the Group of Twenty (G20) members to support inclusive financing frameworks for the cultural and creative industries.

Plane with 12 on board crashes near Kenya's coast

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Local media are showing images of the plane in flames on the ground with debris scattered at the crash site.

South Africa: Education Dept Says Milnerton High Followed Protocol in Bullying Case - South African News Briefs - October 28, 2025

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Kenya: Govt Lifts Ban On Logging for Mature Trees

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[Capital FM] President William Ruto has lifted the ban on logging to allow for the harvesting of mature trees only in forests countrywide.

Namibia: Traditional Leaders Excluded From Land Bill Consultations, Raising Fears Over Communal Land Authority

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[Namibian] Traditional leaders say they have been excluded from consultations on the land bill, raising concerns over diminished authority and potential disruption of communal land governance.

South Africa: Policing Scandal Delays Release of SA's Latest Crime Statistics

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[Daily Maverick] South Africa's official quarterly crime statistics, covering the period from the start of April to the end of June, should have been released already. But, because of the policing scandal, this has not happened.

Nigeria: Oyedele Counters Claims of Investor Frustration Over Nigeria's New Capital Gains Tax

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[Premium Times] "Exempting the poor while taxing the wealthy fairly is not socialism; it is progressive taxation, a principle embedded in virtually every advanced economy," Mr Oyedele said.

Cote d'Ivoire: Ouattara Secures Fourth Term, Early Results Show

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[Premium Times] The election was marred by low voter turnout and subdued activity across much of the country, including the usually bustling streets of Abidjan, the economic capital.

Ivory Coast: supporters of re-elected president Alassane Ouattara celebrate

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Supporters of Ivory Coast’s President Alassane Ouattara celebrated on Monday after he was reelected for a fourth term, according to provisional results.

Sudan's army loses key city of el-Fasher to paramilitary RSF after 18-month siege

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The UN has raised the alarm over reports of "atrocities" committed by the RSF.

Sudan: UN Agencies Calls for Urgent Action As Sudan's Humanitarian Crisis Reaches Breaking Point

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[IPS] United Nations -- In recent weeks, Sudan's humanitarian crisis has deteriorated considerably, as escalating hostilities, mass displacement, disease outbreaks, and a widespread lack of access to basic, essential services continue to endanger civilians across the country. The situation has been further compounded by a sharp increase in attacks on healthcare facilities throughout October, which has severely weakened the country's already fragile health system and deprived thousands of people of lifesaving care.

Tanzania: Tanzania's Pandemic Fund Ushers in a New Era of Health Preparedness

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[IPS] Dar es Salaam, Tanzania -- When COVID-19 hit Tanzania in 2020, Alfred Kisena's life was torn apart. The 51-year-old teacher still remembers the night he learned that his wife, Maria, had succumbed to the virus at a hospital in Dar es Salaam. He wasn't allowed to see her in her final moments.

Zimbabwe: One Million Men March - Elderly Protesters Denied Bail Over Geza-Led Anti-Govt Demonstrations

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[New Zimbabwe] A Harare magistrate has denied bail to ten elderly citizens accused of attempting to take part in a protest allegedly organised by fugitive war veteran Blessed Geza.

Zimbabwe: Regional Labour Body Rejects Zanu-PF Plan to Extend Mnangagwa's Term

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[New Zimbabwe] The African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa), which represents over 18 million workers across the continent, has strongly rejected ZANU PF's plans to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term.

Liberia: Boakai's Surprise Shake-Up Raises Questions Over Silent Exits

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[Liberian Investigator] President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has carried out a sweeping government reshuffle, removing and replacing several senior officials without public explanation.

Côte d’Ivoire’s Ouattara wins fourth term

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Côte d'Ivoire’s President Alassane Ouattara, 83, has secured a fourth term in office following a contentious election. Provisional results show he

Why France is betting on Anglophone Africa

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In a significant strategic shift, France is reorienting its relationship with Africa as its influence in traditional Francophone partners wanes.

BYD expands South African EV ambition

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Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD is accelerating its push into South Africa, aiming to expand its footprint in the country’s growing EV market. To

Turkey and Senegal forge strong trade, migration ties

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A fascinating economic corridor is flourishing between Turkey and Senegal, fueled by a unique class of circular migrants known as “gratis passengers.” These

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