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[Ghanaian Times] POLICE in Tamale, the Northern Regional capital, on Tuesday fired warning shots to disperse protesting students of the Tamale Technical University (TaTU).

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[Premium Times] NAHCON said the 19 states that requested reconciliation of pilgrims' Hajj fare refunds have been duly settled.

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[Daily Trust] Another fire incident was recorded at Lagos Island hours after Afriland Tower, housing different companies and a bank, got engulfed by fire.

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[Premium Times] "Yes, it's true; I received a call yesterday to come for her release... I'm with her today, as you can hear her voice," Maryam's husband, Abdullahi Hussaini, told PREMIUM TIMES.

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[Daily Trust] The resignation of Senator Kabiru Garba Marafa from the All Progressives Congress (APC) is stirring a debate.

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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- The Amhara Regional Education Bureau has announced that only 21% of the expected high school students have registered so far, despite the official start of student registration on 25 August 2025.

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[Ghanaian Times] Five people lost their lives in a fatal road accident at Wakrom Junction near Briwa on the Cape Coast-Winneba highway on Monday afternoon around 2:30 p.m.

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[Ghanaian Times] Two rocks, believed to have been carved in the 500 BC by Ndewura Sumaila Jakpa, the founder of Gonjaland, and feature what appear to be Kufic/ Arabic inscriptions had been discovered in the Akamade area of the Klor Traditional Area located within the East Gonja Municipality.

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Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov announced on Tuesday that singers from 23 countries will take part in the upcoming Intervision song contest, the Russian version of Eurovision

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For the the last two weeks, the city of Buea in southwest Cameroon has seen virtually no activity as separatist rebels announced a hard lockdown

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The United Nations revealed on Tuesday that billions of dollars in public funds in South Sudan have been stolen over the past decade in massive government corruption, while the vast majority of the country suffers from a lack of food.

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[New Dawn] Outrage continues to mount against Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, J. Bryant McGill, who stands in the center of an alleged rape scandal involving a 14-year-old girl, daughter of a staff member at the Ministry.

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[GroundUp] Pikitup has temporarily stopped accepting domestic waste at Marie Louise dump

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[GroundUp] Jongikhaya teachers and learners share broken pit toilets

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[GroundUp] Anonymous letter calls for action from Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy

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[Nigeria Health Watch] Chibuike Alagboso and Chinwendu Tabitha Iroegbu (Lead writers)

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[Liberian Observer] Addis Ababa, Ethiopia-In a landmark declaration from Ethiopia, journalists from across Africa have committed to a new, comprehensive approach to covering the continent's interconnected crises of climate change, peace, and security.

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[Liberian Observer] A new anti-drug group called Conacce Chaplains Global Corporation has announced plans to prioritize the rehabilitation of women and girls affected by substance abuse in the country. The group, led by Commander Albert Benson, aims to focus on rehabilitating more females than males initially to address the specific needs of women and girls in this regard.

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[Liberian Observer] Nimba County District #7 Representative and political leader of the Collaborating Movement for Change (CMC), Musa Hassan Bility, has launched a scathing attack on Vice President Jeremiah Koung, describing him as "an enemy forever" and accusing him of deliberately undermining his political and business activities.

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[Liberian Observer] Concerns are being raised regarding the integrity of drug-related cases involving the Fuamah District Commander of the Liberia Drugs Enforcement Agency (LDEA), Sam T. Doe. Allegations suggest that Commander Doe might have compromised drug cases by accepting a bribe from a suspect, Annie Doe, who was apprehended with marijuana during an operation.

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[Liberian Observer] A government policy meant to lower fuel costs has triggered warnings of a potential breakdown in Liberia's petroleum supply chain, with operators cautioning that the September 2025 pricing circular will push companies into insolvency and leave the country dependent on a single state-run supplier.