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South Africa: Westbury Residents Vow to Continue Water Protests - South African News Briefs - September 12, 2025

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South Africa: Steve Biko Murder Case Reopens in Court 48 Years Later

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[Scrolla] The National Prosecuting Authority will present new evidence about Steve Biko's death in police custody at Gqeberha High Court on Friday. The original 1977 inquest cleared police officers even though Biko was held naked and tortured before dying from brain injuries.

Nigeria: Nigerian Govt Arraigns Two Ansaru Terrorism Suspects, One Convicted After Pleading Guilty to Illegal Mining

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[Premium Times] The proceedings, which lasted over four hours, were held amid tight security around the court.

Nigeria: Boko Haram's Resurgence Deepens Complex Security Crisis in Nigeria, Chad, Others

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[Premium Times] Focusing only on Boko Haram's ISWAP faction is no longer an option for the region's security forces.

Ethiopia: Ethiopian Diaspora Celebrates New Year With GERD Joy, Vow of Continued Support

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopians and Ethiopian origins living in various parts of the world have celebrated the 2018 Ethiopian New Year.

Kenya: Kenya Grapples With Triple Burden of Child Malnutrition

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenya is facing a growing public health crisis as it battles a triple burden of malnutrition among children: undernutrition, micronutrient deficiencies, and an alarming rise in overnutrition - including overweight and obesity.

Rwanda: Govt to Phase Out Harmful Refrigerant Gases Within Five Years

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[New Times] The government is on track to eliminate the use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) pollutant gases found in refrigerators and air conditioners within the next five years, officials have announced.

Sudan: Attacks Across Darfur Sudan Leave Nearly 100 Wounded in MSF Facilities

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[MSF] Port Sudan - Following a series of attacks by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), 99 wounded patients, including women and children, arrived at Médecins Sans Frontières-supported health facilities across North, Central, and South Darfur in Sudan, on 10 September. Four people across the facilities were declared dead on arrival.

Zimbabwe: Govt Gives Unregistered Schools Until December to Regularise or Face Closure

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[New Zimbabwe] Primary and Secondary Education Minister Torerayi Moyo says his ministry has given unregistered schools until December 31, 2025, to regularise their operations or risk closure.

Nigeria: Malnutrition Crisis in Nigeria Is an Emergency

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[MSF] Across northern Nigeria, a devastating malnutrition crisis is unfolding. Katrin Kisswani, a nurse and President of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Belgium, has just returned from Kebbi, a state in the northwest of the country. Here, she shares what the team is witnessing on the ground - day after day.

Uganda: Child Labour Crisis Deepens in Busoga, Refugee Settlements - Report

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[Nile Post] A new report by the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) has exposed alarming levels of child labour in Uganda's refugee settlements and the poverty-stricken Busoga sub-region, painting a stark picture of widespread exploitation driven by poverty, weak enforcement of child protection laws, and entrenched cultural practices.

South Africa: Chalk and Talk Vs. Active Learning - What's Holding South African Teachers Back From Using Proven Methods?

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[The Conversation Africa] As a full-time teacher completing a PhD part-time, I made a decision early on: do research that speaks to the daily realities of teachers and teaching. And so, the idea came from a lived experience - the day I asked one of my grade 11 learners (an A student) about the interpretation of a poem. His response?

South Africa: Satanic Panic - 5 'Occult' Crimes That Gripped South Africa's Imagination

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[The Conversation Africa] You might think South Africa was awash with occult crime if you scrolled through the country's tabloids, social media and even mainstream newspapers. Criminal acts performed by witches, satanists and sangomas (indigenous knowledge practitioners), as well as threats from supernatural forces, loom large in South Africa's collective thinking. From demon-possessed killers to charismatic cultists, it sometimes seems like the country is at war with evil itself.

Africa: What Is Ableism? Words Can Hurt People but African Culture Offers an Alternative

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[The Conversation Africa] "You speak good English for a Black person."

Nigeria: Nigerian Photographer Michael Oyinbokure Challenges Stereotypes About Migrants

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[The Conversation Africa] As migration continues to dominate global news and shape political discourse, mainstream media often carry stereotypical images of immigrants, portraying them as displaced, desperate, criminal.

Morocco: Despite Medical Aid Coverage, Moroccans Voice Concerns About Affordability, Quality of Health Care

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[Afrobarometer] Almost three-fourths of citizens say they worry "somewhat" or "a lot" about being unable to obtain or afford medical care when they need it.

Ebola cases in Congo rise as authorities race to contain spread of outbreak

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The number of suspected Ebola cases in Congo's southern Kasai province have more than doubled in a week since a new outbreak was confirmed there, Africa’s top public health agency said Thursday.

Yango Group launches Yango Motors in Côte d’Ivoire, debuting at Abidjan Auto Show 2025 

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ABIDJAN, Côte d’Ivoire, 11 September 2025-/African Media Agency (AMA)/-Yango Group, the international tech company headquartered in Dubai, today announced the

Africa Fintech Summit Accra 2025 Announces Strategic Partnership with the Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations of the Republic of Ghana

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ACCRA, Ghana, 11 September 2025/African Media Agency/- Africa Fintech Summit (AFTS) is pleased to welcome the Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology

Empowering Africa’s Digital Future: Yango Leaders To Join Market Expansion, Policy and Innovation Dialogues at Tech Safari Summit 2025

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NAIROBI, Kenya, 11 September 2025-/African Media Agency (AMA)/-Yango Group, a UAE-based technology company will participate as a Brand Partner in the Tech

South Sudan charges vice president Machar with treason

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South Sudan First Vice President Riek Machar faces charges of treason and other serious crimes, local justice authorities said Thursday, as fears grow that the east African country could be edging toward a return to civil war