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Kenya: Ruto, UK PM Starmer Renew Strategic Partnership to Boost Trade and Security

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[Capital FM] LONDON, July 1 (PCS) - Kenya and the United Kingdom have renewed their strategic partnership, paving the way for increased bilateral trade, investment, and cooperation in key sectors including ICT, green growth, and security.

Nigeria: Flood, Explosion Kill 349 in Niger Within 9 Months

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[Daily Trust] No fewer than 349 lives have been lost in various disasters that occurred between September 2024 and May 2025 across Niger State.

Tanzania: Tanzania Reaffirms Diplomatic, Economic Ties With Somalia

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[Daily News] Dar es Salaam -- TANZANIA has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening its bilateral relationship with Somalia, intending to enhance economic development between the two nations.

South Africa: South Africa's Nedbank Considers Selling Stake in Ecobank Group

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[Daba Finance] TLDR

Tanzania: Tanzania, Somalia Forge Stronger Ties With Direct Flights

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[Daily News] Dar es Salaam -- Tanzania and Somalia plan to resume direct flights between Dar es Salaam and Mogadishu as part of renewed efforts to deepen diplomatic and economic ties.

Zimbabwe: High Court Dismisses Zapu Application Challenging Gukurahundi Public Hearings

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[New Zimbabwe] High Court judge Justice Munamato Mutevedzi has dismissed an application by the Zimbabwe African Peoples Union (ZAPU) which sought to stop the chiefs-led Gukurahundi community outreach hearings.

Nigeria: Governors' Wives Declare Cancer Fight a National Mission

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[Leadership] The First Ladies Against Cancer (FLAC), a coalition of governors' wives in Nigeria, has declared cancer control a national mission that transcends the medical space and demands political will, strategic partnerships, and community engagement.

Kenya: House Team Supports Bill Seeking to Ban Protests Near Parliament, State House

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Members of Parliament are mulling supporting legislative proposal seeking to cushion them from invasion during heated protests in the country following the invasion of Parliament and other government institutions during the June 25 protests.

Namibia: Inflation Slows Year On Year but Money Supply Expands in the First Quarter of 2025 - Bank of Namibia

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[Namibian] Namibia's annual inflation rate declined year on year but rose quarter on quarter in the first quarter of 2025, largely due to increased transport costs, the Bank of Namibia (BoN) reports.

Africa: The Juggling of Aid - How WFP Is Delivering More With Less

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[IPS] United Nations -- Serious-to-severe food insecurity has been widely felt among those living through the worst, protracted humanitarian crises. For organizations like the World Food Programme (WFP), they must work under the "relentless demand" for humanitarian aid, including food.

Zimbabwe: No Water From the Tap. They're Asked to Pay a Tax Anyway.

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[Global Press Journal] Harare, Zimbabwe -- With Chinese bank loans overdue, Harare charges residents for major upgrades that were never completed.

Sudan: Sudan - UN Warns of Soaring Displacement and Looming Floods

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[UN News] UN humanitarians on Tuesday sounded the alarm over worsening humanitarian conditions in Sudan, as escalating violence continues to displace civilians and the rising risk of severe flooding during the current rainy season.

Africa: Children's Lives 'Turned Upside Down' By Wars Across Middle East, North Africa, Warns Unicef

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[UN News] Conflicts in the Middle East and North Africa in the last two years reportedly killed, maimed, or displaced over 12 million children across the region, according to the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF).

Nigeria: Nigeria's Hadejia Wetlands Are a Vital Stopover for Migrating Birds - New Survey Records Species Found in the Park

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[The Conversation Africa] The Hadejia Wetlands National Park in north-western Nigeria is a vital ecological treasure, designated as both a globally important wetland (Ramsar site) and an Important Bird Area, a site recognised internationally for conserving birds.

South Africa: Decades of South African Research Reveal Key Strategies to Reduce Water Contamination in Fruit and Veg

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[The Conversation Africa] Water is essential at all stages of food production, from irrigation to food processing to washing fruit and vegetables before we eat them. Crops and livestock need it to grow, but water can also be contaminated by pathogens (any organism that causes disease), heavy metals, and chemicals.

Africa: 50 Years of Cites - Shielding Wildlife From Trade-Driven Extinction

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[UN News] The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) marks 50 years since it entered into force on Tuesday, celebrating five decades of protecting endangered wildlife from overexploitation through international trade.

Sudan: Call for Urgent Investigation As Sudan Mine Collapse Claims 'At Least 11' Lives

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[Dabanga] Port Sudan -- Several parties have called for an urgent investigation into the collapse of the Karsh El Fil mine in the Howaid area of Sudan's Red Sea state, while the foreign ministries of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait, the UAE, and other countries, as well as the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, issued statements of condolence regarding the accident, which according to official reports claimed the lives of at least 11 artisanal miners (the actual death toll is still being assesed) and injured seven others.

Africa: Women and War - Victims of Violence and Voices of Peace

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[IPS] United Nations -- In 2023, approximately 612 million women and girls lived within 50 kilometers of a conflict zone, more than 50 percent higher than a decade ago. During war, they disproportionately suffer from gender-based and sexual violence.

How 'blood gold' is fuelling conflict in West Africa

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Gold appears to be a lifeline for military juntas and jihadist groups in the Sahel region, analysts say.

Africa: The Africa-America Institute Announces CEO Transition

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[AAI] The Africa-America Institute (AAI) announces that President and CEO Kofi Appenteng will be stepping down from his position effective July 1, 2025. Kofi has served AAI with distinction for over 25 years, serving as President and CEO for nearly ten years of that time. Under his leadership, AAI has deepened its impact, programs, and community bridging Africa and its diaspora to catalyze a more sustainable and equitable world.

Suriname certified malaria-free by WHO

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GENEVA, Switzerland – July 01st, 2025 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/- Today, Suriname became the first country in the Amazon region to receive malaria-free

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