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Africa: Cannabis Boom in South Africa and Zimbabwe Is Good for Wealthy Investors, Bad for Small Farmers

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[The Conversation Africa] Cannabis is booming as an ingredient in everything from supplementary oils, inflammation-reducing skin creams, lip balms to health drinks and gummy sweets that promise to reduce anxiety and pain and promote relaxation.

Morocco: Open to Mobility, Within Limits - Moroccans Navigate Ins and Outs of Migration

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[Afrobarometer] Majority of citizens support free movement of North Africans across international borders for work or trade.

Kenya: Dadaab Refugees Decry Divisive and Unfair Food Aid Cuts

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[The New Humanitarian] Dadaab, Kenya -- "We do not accept to be divided and made to turn on each other."

South Africa: Crime Statistics Belong to the Public, Not the Police

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[ISS] Having Stats SA validate and release crime figures would separate the statistics from police performance and depoliticise the data.

Kenya: Heavy Rains to Pound Most Regions From Thursday, Warnings of Floods and Landslides

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) has issued a heavy rainfall advisory warning of intensified downpours in several parts of the country beginning Thursday, October 23, through Wednesday, October 30.

Nigeria: Reps Move to Place VAT On Exclusive List in Constitution, Pass Bill for Second Reading

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[Premium Times] If passed and signed into law, the new bill will not only settle the constitutional question surrounding VAT but also help Nigeria move toward a more harmonised, transparent, and efficient tax system that supports growth and accountability.

Simone Gbagbo rallies women for presidential bid in Abidjan

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In Yopougon, a popular district of Abidjan, the former First Lady of the Ivory Coast, Simone Ehivet Gbagbo, held a campaign rally this Wednesday, October 22, focused on mobilizing women.

South Africa: Janitors Employed to Clean Toilets Have to Buy Their Own Water to Do It

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[GroundUp] Company contracted to City of Cape Town does not provide water to cleaners, in a settlement which has none

South Africa: Special Schools in Kwazulu-Natal to Stay Closed

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[GroundUp] Parents demand buses, more staff and a hostel

Vincent Kompany signs new Bayern Munich deal running to 2029

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The Belgian said he was grateful and honoured by the trust the club was placing in him and was looking forward to continuing his journey with the team.

Madagascar's youth hope coup leader will continue to hear them

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There's been change at the top in Madagascar but old challenges remain. The country's young people whose demonstrations paved the way for Andriy Rajoelina's ousting see no immediate relief from unemployent and mismanagement

Kenya: You Risk Sh1mn Fine or a Year in Jail for Mocking Persons With Disability

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) has warned members of the public against mocking or humiliating persons with disabilities, saying such actions constitute a criminal offence punishable by a fine of up to Sh1 million or imprisonment for one year, or both.

Africa: Kenya Leads East Africa's Energy Consumption, Renewables

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenya has topped the East African Community (EAC) in energy consumption and renewable energy generation, according to the latest Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority's (EPRA) Energy and Petroleum Statistics Report.

Sudan: IOM, UNHCR, Unicef and WFP Urge Immediate Action to Address Escalating Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan

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[WFP] GENEVA/NEW YORK/ROME/PORT SUDAN -- Four United Nations agencies today called for urgent international attention on the crisis in Sudan, to address the immense suffering and growing dangers to the population. Over 900 days of brutal fighting, widespread violations of human rights, famine, and the breakdown of life-sustaining services have pushed millions to the brink of survival, particularly women and children. During recent visits to Sudan, senior leaders from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the UN Refugee Agency

Zimbabwe: ZIFA Sack Coach Michael Nees After Disappointing World Cup Qualifying Run

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[263Chat] The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has dismissed national team coach Michael Nees after a string of poor results in the World Cup qualifying campaign.

Zimbabwe: ZCTU Threatens Mass Action Over Zanu-PF Plan to Extend Mnangagwa's Term

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[New Zimbabwe] The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has condemned plans by the ruling Zanu PF party to amend the Constitution and extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's tenure, describing the proposal as a betrayal of democracy and a "setback for the nation."

Zimbabwe: Crisis Looms As Treasury Slashes Health Ministry's 2026 National Budget Bid

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[New Zimbabwe] A major funding crisis is looming in Zimbabwe's public health sector after the Ministry of Health and Child Care was directed by Treasury to cut its 2026 national budget bid, further threatening already-strained health services.

Africa: The Invisible Chain - the Unspoken Bond Driving Zimbabwean Migration to South Africa

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[New Zimbabwe] THE chorus is a familiar one, a relentless refrain in South Africa's political and social discourse: "illegal Zimbabweans" are crossing the Limpopo in droves, "stealing" jobs from South Africans, social services like health and education and transforming the essence of the nation.

Kenya: Explained - Offences and Penalties Under the Persons With Disabilities Act 2025

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Persons with Disabilities Act No. 4 of 2025, which came into force on May 27, spells out a comprehensive list of offences aimed at protecting Kenyans with disabilities from discrimination, abuse, exploitation and degrading treatment.

Nigeria: 1 in 3 Newborns Breastfed Within First Hour, As Poor Diets Persist

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[Premium Times] According to the trend figure in the report, exclusive breastfeeding has improved from about two per cent in 1990 to around 29 per cent in 2018 and remains near that level in 2023-24

Uganda: Uganda Renews Road Safety Concerns After Multi-Vehicle Crash

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[Independent (Kampala)] Kiryandongo, Uganda -- After a multi-vehicle crash killed 46 people and injured several others in mid-western Uganda, fresh concerns have emerged over road safety in the East African country.

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