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[Radio Dalsan] Somalia's Minister of Finance, Biihi Imaan Ige, officially launched the Danabeysan digital signature system for government payments at a major ceremony in Mogadishu, signaling a significant modernization of the country's public financial management.
[SAnews.gov.za] The Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) session in Geneva, which aimed to deliver a binding global treaty on plastic pollution, ended without agreement on a global plastics treaty due to divisions between nations and procedural shortcomings.
[SAnews.gov.za] The City of Cape Town has announced that electricity has been switched on for the 46 families, who were recently relocated from Eskom's National Transmission Company (NTCSA) Tower 37 site in Langa as part of efforts to improve living conditions.
[Nyasa Times] A storm is brewing in Chitipa South as shadow Member of Parliament Chancy Munthali stands accused of turning his campaign into a cash-for-votes racket.
[Premium Times] An official said INEC would announce a new date for the rerun election.
[Premium Times] UNVEIL brings together scientists from the United States, the United Kingdom, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone in the fields of virology, immunology, bioinformatics, and clinical care.
[Premium Times] The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) applauded Nigeria for its role in the trials in a statement on Sunday.
[RFI] Southern African leaders are meeting in Madagascar to decide how to make the region more self-reliant and less vulnerable to global economic shocks after years of instability and falling foreign aid.
[Radio Dalsan] Las Anod, Somalia - In a major political development reshaping Somalia's federal landscape, authorities in the newly declared North-East State have released the official list of parliamentarians who will form the region's first legislative body.
[Premium Times] Mr Umahi said defects on the 3rd Mainland Bridge and the Carter Bridge were not new.
[Premium Times] Mr Makinde, who thanked God that no life was lost to the inferno, promised that the state government would support the station.
[RFI] France's foreign ministry said Saturday that it was in talks with Mali over the arrest of a Frenchman accused of working with intelligence services to "destabilise" the country, calling the claims "unjustified".
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Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola recently warned that repeated U.S. interference in South Africa’s domestic affairs had pushed bilateral relations “to a low.”
[COSATU] The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) remembers the tragic events that led to the death of 44 workers in Marikana, in the North West 13 years ago.
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Southern African leaders gathered in Madagascar over the weekend for a landmark SADC summit, marking the island nation's first time hosting since joining
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