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Malawi: Committee Orders New MRA Submission and Requests Tambulasi's Attendance

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[Nyasa Times] A dramatic showdown erupted at Parliament on Tuesday after MPs investigating rampant drug theft and the influx of falsified medicines ordered officials from the Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) to leave a committee hearing, accusing the tax body of failing to take the inquiry seriously.

Malawi: Malawi Police Charge Man Over Fake Mutharika Leave Statement

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[Nyasa Times] A 39-year-old man has been arrested after police said he created a fake press release bearing the forged credentials of the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC).

Senegalese lawmakers reject key budget in major setback for IMF talks

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Dakar is hoping to secure a $2.2 billion three-year IMF bailout programme aimed at stabilising its public finances.

What Europe can learn from Africa’s mobile banking success

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Africa is no longer simply a continent catching up with the rest of the world. In mobile banking, product simplicity and the ability to combine tradition with technology, it is ahead of many markets considered developed, Marta Mróz-Sipiora of Asseco Poland tells Euronews.

South Africa: Court Orders Minister to Consider Lottery Licence Bids Afresh

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[GroundUp] Sizekhaya will continue to operate the lottery for now, but Minister Parks Tau has 12 months to award the fourth lottery licence

South Africa: President Visits Shoddily Built Homes for Flood Victims

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[GroundUp] KZN flood victims from April 2022 who moved to the Cornubia housing development this year complain of poor workmanship

Uganda: Uganda Arrests Former Army Deputy Chief

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[New Times] The Ugandan military has announced the arrest of its former deputy chief and presidential adviser Peter Elwelu over allegations of destabilising the country.

Rwanda: Nearly 550 Households Around Volcanoes National Park to Get Business Support

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[New Times] A new five-year project seeks to help 547 households affected by the planned expansion of Volcanoes National Park establish businesses and access markets, as part of efforts to secure livelihoods for those due to be resettled in the planned Smart Green Village in Musanze District.

Liberia: 'Rethink the Disproportionate Appointments of Lofians in Govt'

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[Liberian Observer] The former National President of the Association of Liberian Journalists in the Americas (ALJA), Moses D. Sandy, says President Joseph Nyumah Boakai's uneven appointments of several Liberians, mainly people from Lofa County to high profile positions in the Liberian government is divisive and unwarranted.

Dakar mash-up combines Swiss and Senegalese wrestling traditions

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Dakar mash-up combines Swiss and Senegalese wrestling traditions on the sidelines of the 2026 Youth Olympic Games.

Kenya: Masked Gunmen Abduct Nairobi Lawyer Along Muchai Drive

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Nairobi lawyer Abshir Ahmedsadak Abdi was allegedly abducted by armed, masked men dressed in tactical gear along Muchai Drive in Kilimani, raising fresh concerns over suspected abductions involving state security agents.

South Africa: Cosatu Demands Jobs Rescue As Trump Pulls Trade Lifeline

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[Scrolla] Cosatu fears thousands of farming and factory jobs are at risk and wants government to negotiate with Washington and prepare a rescue package. The EFF wants urgent support for affected industries and new export markets, saying South Africa must not bow to US pressure.

Uganda: 26 Injured As Bus Overturns in Arua

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[Nile Post] At least 26 passengers were injured after a Kampala-bound Nile Star bus overturned at Enzeva Village along the Arua-Nebbi highway on Monday night.

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Turns to Aids Levy to Safeguard HIV Response

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[263Chat] Zimbabwe is relying on domestic funding including its National AIDS Trust Fund to sustain HIV and AIDS programmes as countries seek to reduce their vulnerability to declining or unpredictable external support.

Zimbabwe: Hulengende Takes Zimdancehall By Storm As His Star Continues to Rise

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[263Chat] Zimbabwean dancehall musician Hulengende is emerging as one of the genre's most talked-about performers with a growing catalogue of popular songs, strong digital visibility and increasingly large crowds at live shows helping to propel him into the spotlight.

Kenya: 46 Ebola Contacts Set for Release As Kenya Moves Closer to Containing Outbreak

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Forty-six people who have been under quarantine following exposure to Ebola patients are set to return home on Tuesday as Kenya steps up efforts to contain the outbreak that has so far infected nine people and killed two.

South Africa: South Africa Responds to U.S. Decision On AGOA Benefits Withdrawal

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[SAnews.gov.za] Government says it has acknowledged the announcement by the United States government regarding its intention to withdraw South Africa's benefits under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), effective from 1 January 2027, with a 60-day advance notice period.

South Africa: Elections 2026 | Why Your Municipal Vote Is a Vote for Public Health

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[Health-e] As millions of South Africans head to the polling stations tomorrow to cast their votes in the local elections, the quality of municipal basic services - and how they directly impact our daily lives and health - is at the forefront of voters' minds.

South Africa: Between Ballots - Breaking Corruption Cycles in SA Municipalities

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[ISS] Municipal corruption is a self-reinforcing system, so accountability is needed on an ongoing basis, not just before elections.

ICC president hits back at Trump administration penalties

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The president of the International Criminal Court accused the Trump administration of trying to obstruct international justice by imposing penalties on the tribunal and vowed that it would not succeed.

Ethiopia's Tigray rebels claim to have inflicted heavy losses on army

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It says it killed 500 soldiers and wounded 800 others during a counteroffensive near the historic town of Aksum on Saturday.

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