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South Africa: Activists Say SA's Menstrual Product Regulation Is Not Transparent Enough, Despite Government Reassurance

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[Health-e] While the health department has sought to reassure the public about hormone-disrupting chemicals found in sanitary products, activists say the bigger issue is whether South Africa's regulation of these products is transparent enough.

When Homes Become Galleries: How Community Art Is Turning Townships Into Cultural Destinations

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West Africa: Algeria's Return to the Sahel - an Opportunity to Show AES Cohesion

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[ISS] Although Mali remains sceptical, Niger and Burkina Faso's thawing relationship with Algeria could pave the way for full re-engagement.

Malawi: Tanzania, Mozambique and Malawi Launch $7.12 Million GEF Project to Protect the Ruvuma Basin

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[IPS] Dar es Salaam, Tanzania -- At dawn, the Ruvuma River moves quietly through a vast wetland along the border between Tanzania and Mozambique. Its muddy waters appear calm, disturbed only by drifting logs and the occasional ripple.

Nigeria: Nigeria - Lessons From the Aba Women's Riots for Today's Women's Movements

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[IPS] Abuja, Nigeria -- The Aba Women's Riots of 1929 remain one of the most powerful demonstrations of Nigerian women's collective resistance. Thousands of market women, farmers, traders, and mothers mobilized across districts in the then Eastern Nigeria to challenge colonial taxation and the extension of warrant chiefs' authority over their lives. They organized without formal structures and without institutional support.

Kenya: Bill Proposes AI Regulator, Sh5mn Fine for Offenders

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu has proposed the creation of an Office of the Artificial Intelligence Commissioner to regulate the growing use of AI in Kenya.

Angola: Anpg Announces Start of Gas Supply From Quiluma Platform

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[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angola's National Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANPG) and Azule Energy on Monday announced the start of gas supply from the Quiluma field, from the Novo Gas Consortium (NGC), since last Friday.

Angola: Telecoms Minister Praises Start of Angeo-1 Project for Consolidation of Space Program

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[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angolan Minister of Telecommunications, Information Technologies and Social Communication, Mário Oliveira, stated on Monday in France that the start of the ANGEO-1 project represents a decisive step in consolidating the Angolan space program.

Southern Africa: Opposition Appeals to UN, SADC to Block Constitutional Amendment Extending Mnangagwa's Term

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[New Zimbabwe] The Defend the Constitution Platform (DCP) has escalated its opposition to the controversial Constitutional amendment bill, which seeks to extend the tenure of the presidency and Parliament, by appealing to international organisations in an effort to block the proposed changes.

Malawi: Cost of Living Drops 4.6 Percent in February

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[Nyasa Times] The cost of living for an average urban household has dropped by 4.6 percent in February, offering a slight relief to consumers grappling with high prices.

Malawi: 'Spare Him' - Pressure Mounts As Ailing Kalumo Denied Medical Access in Custody

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[Nyasa Times] A storm is brewing over the continued detention of former Immigration chief Brigadier Charles Kalumo, with growing calls for authorities to show restraint as the visibly unwell ex-military officer reportedly struggles to access urgent medical care.

South Africa: Judiciary Fails to Report On Late Judgments

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[GroundUp] Most recent list published, October 2025, reflected the status of late judgments from nearly a year ago.

Botswana: Industrial Court Deploys New Strategy to Eradicate Case Backlog

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[Botswana Daily News] Gaborone -- The Industrial Court is set to devise new means to eradicate its case backlog through the establishment of a Judicial Case Management (JCM) Unit, which will comprise four Judges of the Industrial Court.

Nigeria: Nigeria's Food Inflation Returns to Double Digits, Hits 12.12 Percent in February

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[Premium Times] "The increase can be attributed to the rate of increase in the average prices of Beans, Carrots, Okazi Leaf, Cassava Tuber, Crayfish, Millet Flour, Yam Flour, Snails, Avenger (Ogbono/Apon) - dried ungrinded, and cow peas," NBS stated.

Nigeria: Bomb Explosions Rock Maiduguri

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[Premium Times] It is not clear yet what caused the explosions, but residents said they suspected bombs planted by Boko Haram insurgents or suicide bombers.

Nigeria: Judge Angrily Asks Sowore's Lawyer to Kneel Down in Court, Issues Imprisonment Threat

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[Premium Times] The judge ordered Mr Sowore's lawyer to "come out" of the bar area of the courtroom "and kneel down".

Lava flows reach ocean on Réunion island for first time in nearly two decades

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Lava from the Piton de la Fournaise volcano has reached the ocean on France’s Réunion island for the first time in nearly two decades, drawing residents and tourists.

Kenya: City Hall Urges Residents in Riperian Lands to Relocate After Shauri Moyo Building Collapse

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Nairobi City County has called on residents living along riverbanks and riparian areas to take immediate safety precautions and voluntarily relocate from high-risk zones, following a fatal building collapse at Blue Estate in Shauri Moyo, Kamukunji Sub-County.

Kenya: DPP Appeals Acquittal of Trans Nzoia Governor Natembeya

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has filed a Notice of Appeal challenging a High Court ruling that acquitted Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya in a case involving alleged unlawful acquisition of public funds and conflict of interest.

South Africa: Lack of Border Fences Between SA and Zim Compounding Foot & Mouth Spread - Steenhuisen

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[New Zimbabwe] Lack of a border fence between South Africa and Zimbabwe and broken redline fences are compounding the spread of foot and mouth disease (FMD), in Limpopo, SA Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen has said.

Zimbabwe: Citizens 'Pressured to Support' Constitutional Amendment Bill

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[New Zimbabwe] Local human rights watchdog Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) says growing intimidation and violence are undermining public debate around the proposed Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill No. 3.

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