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South Africa: Government's 'Headless Chicken Approach' to the Billion-Rand Shoddy National Police Headquarters

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[GroundUp] The Portfolio Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure conducted an oversight visit at the Telkom Towers complex on Thursday

Kenya: Ruto Calls Global Community to Fulfill Haiti Funding Pledges

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- President William Ruto has called on the international community to fulfill their pledges by providing the urgently needed resources to ensure the success of the Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS) in Haiti.

Kenya: Who Will Replace Gachagua as Deputy President If Ouster Succeeds?

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- As Senators gear to consider the impeachment motion against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua,an opnion poll has ranked Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki as the most preferred successor.

Africa: The Future of Civic Freedoms - Lessons From My Time At Civicus

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[IPS] Oxford -- When I joined CIVICUS in 2019, I came in with two decades of work on influencing and monitoring public policies through grassroots and global activism. Joining CIVICUS as Secretary-General felt familiar, like returning home after a period of separation. My first international role in 2006 - as Campaign Director of the Global Call to Action against Poverty - was initially hosted by CIVICUS. One of my most memorable campaign endeavours, The World We Want 2015, was conceptualised in the basement of CIVICUS

Nigeria: Post-Flood Recovery - Lessons From Germany and Nigeria On How to Help People Cope With Loss and Build Resilience

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[The Conversation Africa] Extreme climate events -- floods, droughts and heatwaves -- are not just becoming more frequent; they are also more severe.

South Sudan: Refugee Figures Hit Half a Million Mark As Thousands Arrive, Fleeing Sudan

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[UNHCR] UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, announced today that South Sudan is now hosting over half a million refugees across 30 locations in the country, mainly in refugee camps in Maban, Jamjang, Wedweil, and Gorom.

Uganda: FAWE Uganda Empowers 482 Students With Bursaries to Transform Lives Through Education

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[Nile Post] FAWE Uganda has unveiled its 2024/2025 bursary program, designed to support young women and men from underrepresented communities across the country.

Uganda: Rising Crimes Worry Leaders As Six Sub-Counties Lack Police Posts in Hoima

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[Nile Post] Residents and leaders in Hoima District have expressed growing concern over the rising crime rates in their communities, including incidents of assault, domestic violence, and theft.

Uganda: Museveni Summons Kisoro Woman MP Aspirants

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[Nile Post] The aspirants, currently engaged in primary campaigns, are expected to meet in Kampala to receive guidance from the party chairman.

Africa: Cementing US-Angola Ties - the Significance of Biden's Visit

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[ISS] Although there are benefits for both countries, the US is clearly challenging the dominance of China and Russia in Southern Africa.

Somalia: Egypt to deploy troops to fight Shebabs

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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi attended a summit in the Eritrean capital, Asmara , on Thursday , where he pledged strong regional security cooperation with the leaders of Somalia and Eritrea

Kenya's president makes urgent cash call for Haiti mission

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The police mission to help deal with the gangs could run out of money, President Ruto says.

Liberia: Ex-CDC Lawmaker Doubts Weah's Return

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[New Dawn] Solomon George claimed that ex-President Weah didn't listen to his advice and that he had become a major enemy of the CDC government.

Liberia: Liberia to Benefit Nationwide Internet

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[New Dawn] -As LTA partners with Starlink

Senegal's first AFCON 2025 qualifier without Cisse

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On Friday, Senegal held a training session ahead of their first leg match against Malawi in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualification.

Zimbabwe: Zim Set to Start Trading Under AfCFTA

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[The Herald] Farirai Machivenyika -- The Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) secretariat has approved Zimbabwe's provisional schedules of tariff concession, paving way for the country to start trading, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister, Ambassador Frederick Shava, said yesterday.

Africa: Brics Working On Own Payment

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[The Herald] Moscow. -- The BRICS countries are working to create their own international payments system as platforms which operate using Western infrastructure are becoming increasingly politicised, Russian Finance Minister Mr Anton Siluanov said yesterday.

The economy, the challenge of Kaïs Saïed's second term [Business Africa]

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Despite signs of improvement, such as the inflation rate falling to 6.7%, the majority of Tunisians are still feeling the effects of a sluggish economy.

Africa: Africa in a Multipolar World

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[African Arguments] How does the continent press its advantages in the age of multipolarity, summit diplomacy and the new scramble for minerals for the Fourth Industrial Revolution?

South Africa: Prosecutors Drop Criminal Complaint Against South Africa's Ramaphosa

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[RFI] South Africa's prosecuting authority has said it will not pursue a complaint against President Cyril Ramaphosa of money laundering and corruption related to the 2020 theft of US dollars from his farmhouse.

Kenya: Over Half of Private Hospitals Unprepared for Social Health Insurance Transition

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Nearly 58 percent of healthcare facilities have not yet transitioned to the newly introduced Social Health Insurance (SHA), reflecting ongoing challenges in adopting the new system.

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