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Pix of the Day, 12 May 2026

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Pix of the Day, 12 May 2026

Voices rising in Bakara — Art festival empowers a new generation

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In N’Djamena’s Bakara district, the third edition of the “At the Heart of Art” festival closed with soaring voices, bold rhythms, and a shared conviction: for Chadian youth, art is not a luxury — it is a future.

Nigeria: WHO, EU Launch Health Support Project As Nigeria Battles Multiple Disease Outbreaks

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[Premium Times] Mr Ursu said the EU SPIN project is being implemented through a "Team Europe" approach involving the European Union, the WHO and other development partners working in coordination with Nigerian authorities.

Malawi: Mass Returns of Malawians From South Africa Raise Alarm As Deportations Surge Amid Xenophobia Fears

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[Nyasa Times] Malawi is witnessing an unusually high influx of returning citizens from South Africa, with immigration authorities reporting that at least 1,347 Malawians have entered the country within just 11 days -- a development officials describe as abnormal and concerning.

Somalia: Somali Opposition Plans May 16 Protest in Mogadishu Over President's Term

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[Shabelle] Mogadishu, Somalia -- Somalia's opposition politicians said they will hold a major protest in the capital Mogadishu on May 16, accusing President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud of attempting to extend his stay in office beyond constitutional limits.

Congo-Brazzaville asks to open talks with IMF for new economic programme

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The Republic of Congo has formally asked to open negotiations with the International Monetary Fund with a view to establishing a new economic and financial programme.

Four Universities, One Continent: TAL’s Bold Rethink Of African Leadership

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A new pan-African leadership programme is pushing back against imported executive education models, arguing that Africa’s leadership challenges require

Military strikes, gang massacres in Nigeria kill around 100 civilians

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The Nigerian military and the "bandit" gangs it is fighting killed around 100 civilians Sunday in one of the bloodiest single days of the country's conflict against armed groups, sources across the country have told AFP.

Uganda: Museveni Sworn in for New Term As Uganda President

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[Capital FM] Kampala, Uganda -- Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has officially taken the oath of office during a presidential inauguration ceremony held in Kampala, marking the beginning of a new term in office.

Somalia: The Iran War Is Costing Children's Lives in Somalia

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[IPS] Mogadishu, Somalia -- When war erupted in the Middle East in late February, the most visible consequences were playing out in the Persian Gulf, with smoke rising from Dubai's Jebel Ali port and shipping traffic across one of the world's most critical maritime routes grinding to a near halt.

Sierra Leone opposition leader raises alarm over alleged drug trafficking

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The leader of Sierra Leone’s main opposition party has raised fresh concerns over alleged links between the country and international drug trafficking networks.

Uganda and DR Congo sign six new bilateral agreements

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Uganda and the Democratic Republic are looking to strenghten their cooperation with the signing of six new bilateral agreements on Monday.

Surge in gang violence in Haiti’s capital leaves hundreds displaced

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Hundreds of terrified residents fled northern neighborhoods of Port-au-Prince over the weekend, scattering along the road to Haiti’s main airport as relentless gang clashes pushed yet another wave of families from their homes.

Uganda: Handing Over or More Rhetoric, Where Should We Loook to Museveni's 7th Term?

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[Nile Post] Congratulations President Museveni on your Seventh. It does not come any bigger and better especially when it is most likely "one for the road" with General Muhoozi Kainerugaba looking more certain to step up than day and night.

Uganda: Swearing-in - Sebei Leaders Urge Museveni to Address Cost of Living, Unemployment

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[Independent (Kampala)] Kapchorwa, Uganda -- Civil society leaders, activists, and opinion leaders in the Sebei sub-region have called on President Yoweri Museveni to use his upcoming swearing-in address to respond to growing public concerns over the rising cost of living, unemployment, land disputes, and shrinking civic space. The leaders say many Ugandans continue to struggle with economic hardships, high youth unemployment, and social challenges that require urgent government attention.

M23 pulls back from eastern DRC towns as ceasefire pressure mounts

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Fighters from the Rwanda-backed M23 armed group have withdrawn from several areas of the violence-plagued eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the group, locals and the military told AFP on Monday.

The Sleeping Giant Wakes: DRC Investment Forum’s Agriculture Half-Day Takes On The 80 Million Hectare Question

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DRC Investment Forum: Eighty million hectares of arable land. Less than ten percent currently cultivated. The Democratic Republic of Congo imports food it

Kenya: Outrage As Goons Steal UN Car Part in Traffic Jam

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- A shocking dashcam video has exposed the growing insecurity facing motorists in Nairobi after three suspected thieves stole the front grille of a United Nations vehicle within seconds while it was stuck in traffic along Parklands Road.

Africa: All of Africa Today - May 12, 2026

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Kenya: Bolt Raises Fares By 6pc Amid Rising Fuel Costs

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Ride-hailing platform Bolt has increased fares by 6 percent in Kenya to cushion drivers from rising operational costs linked to higher fuel prices.

From Zimbabwe To The World: Friendship Bench Awarded 2025-2026 KBF Africa Prize

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KBF Africa Prize: The King Baudouin Foundation awards €250,000 to Friendship Bench, a Zimbabwe-founded model partnering with governments and

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