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Nigeria: ISWAP Commanders Clash in Timbuktu Triangle, Several Fighters Feared Dead

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[Leadership] Several fighters are feared to have been killed following a violent internal clash between rival commanders of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) inside the group's stronghold in the Timbuktu Triangle, according to intelligence sources.

Nigeria: SGF Decries Killing of Macban Chair, Seeks Arrest, Prosecution of Perpetrators

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[This Day] Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator George Akume, has expressed outrage over the gruesome killing of the Benue State Chairman of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), Alhaji Ardo Risku, and his associate.

Nigeria: DSS, N100m Serap Verdict and National Debate Over Civic Space, Free Speech

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[This Day] A N100 million defamation judgment against the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has escalated into a major battle over freedom of expression and civic activism in Nigeria, drawing sharp reactions from more than 50 civil society organisations, Amnesty International, senior lawyers and human rights advocates. As SERAP heads to the Court of Appeal, the case is increasingly being viewed as a defining test of the balance between reputational rights, public interest advocacy and the

Nigeria: Atiku Returns to Nigeria Ahead Official Unveiling of Amaechi As His Running Mate

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[This Day] Presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Atiku Abubakar has returned to Nigeria after a business trip outside the country.

Nigeria: Govt Lauds Lee Engineering, NNPC, Others for Keeping to Timelines On ELPS Project

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[This Day] Ekpo says compressor to raise gas pressure for power generation, industries

Nigeria: Amid Drop in Global Crude Oil Price, FCCPC Warns Marketers Against Exploiting Consumers

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[This Day] Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive, Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), Mr. Tunji Bello, yesterday warned operators in the downstream petroleum sector against exploiting consumers by refusing to reflect the sharp decline in global crude oil prices in retail fuel prices.

Zimbabwe: Top Lawyer Slams Justice Minister Ziyambi Over CAB3, Says He Is Pushing Proposed Legislation for Selfish Political Expediency

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[New Zimbabwe] RENOWNED Harare-based lawyer Jacqueline Sande-Kamanga has launched a scathing attack on Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi over the controversial Constitutional Amendment Number 3 Bill (CAB3), accusing him of undermining constitutionalism for political gain.

Malawi: Nkhalamba Offers a Steady Hand to Stranded Malawians

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[Nyasa Times] In the midst of the uncertainty facing Malawians caught up in xenophobic violence in South Africa, Dr McBride Nkhalamba's decision to contribute K5 million has emerged as one of the steadier, more reassuring gestures in a week marked by fear and displacement.

Rwanda: Can the 'Madman Theory' Oust the Tutsi From Their Historical Homelands?

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[New Times] At the height of the Vietnam War in the fall of 1969, President Richard Nixon deployed the "madman theory," a political strategy built on projecting irrationality to force adversaries into negotiation, then breaking their resistance through sustained pressure.

Rwanda: Kigali's Bus Reforms Face Their Real Test

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[New Times] Six months into Kigali's new public transport model, there are encouraging signs that the city is moving in the right direction. Increased ridership, government-backed investment in buses, performance-based contracts, and a growing emphasis on technology suggest a deliberate effort to transform public transport from a fragmented business into a public service.

Africa: What Will It Take for Low-Cost Airlines to Succeed in Africa?

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[New Times] The success of low-cost airlines in Africa will depend less on offering cheaper tickets and more on reducing the high costs and regulatory barriers that airlines face, according to aviation experts.

South Africa: Thousands of Soweto Residents Peacefully March Against Illegal Immigration

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[Daily Maverick] On Sunday, thousands in Soweto took to the streets in a peaceful demonstration against illegal immigration, voicing concerns over its impact on local communities, jobs and resources.

South Africa: Bafana Bafana Bundled Out of the World Cup By Canada After Reserved Display

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[Daily Maverick] Bafana broke their knockout round hoodoo at the 2026 soccer World Cup. However, their first foray into this stage was abruptly ended by a 1-0 loss to Canada on Sunday.

South Africa: Proteas Through to Semis As Aussies End India's World Cup Hopes

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[Scrolla] South Africa secured a semi-final spot at the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 on Sunday after Australia beat India by six wickets at Lord's.

South Africa: Bafana Bow Out, but With Heads Held High

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[Scrolla] Bafana Bafana's Fifa World Cup dream came to an end on Sunday, as co-hosts Canada snatched a 1-0 win in Los Angeles with a 90th minute strike from Stephen Eustaquio.

Africa: South Africa's Stocks & Strauss Closes $24m University Technology Fund

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[Daba Finance] South African investment firm Stocks & Strauss closed its University Technology Fund II at ZAR400 million, or about $24 million, to back startups linked to local universities and alumni networks.

Kenya: Kenya's WapiPay Gets Canada Licence for North America Expansion

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[Daba Finance] WapiPay received a Money Services Business licence from Canada's Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre, giving the Kenyan-founded fintech its first licensed operating presence in North America.

South Africa: Blaming Migrants Ignores the Real Causes of South Africa's Economic Crisis

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[The Conversation Africa] South Africa is in the midst of its most significant anti-immigrant mobilisation in years.

Sudan: 'Monetary and Admin Measures Will Not Halt Sudanese Pound Decline' - Economist

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[Dabanga] Amsterdam -- The continued fall of the Sudanese Pound (SDG) against the US Dollar (USD) and other international currencies, has sparked widespread debate. Within the space of a week, the government raised the indicative customs USD exchange rate from SDG 3,395 to SDG 3,517 and banned the import of a number of goods. But the measures have failed to produce the desired results or stem the SDG's decline.

Sudan: New U.S. Sanctions Bar Sudanese Airlines and Those 'Fuelling Sudan War'

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[Dabanga] Washington D.C. -- The USA has announced a new raft of sanctions on Sudan, billed as "taking further action against those responsible for perpetuating violence, obstructing peace efforts, and fuelling the war in Sudan." The new sanctions were announced by the US Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) on Friday.

Sudan: 'Latest U.S. Sanctions On Sudanese Aviation Could Complicate Finance, Commerce'

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[Dabanga] Khartoum / Amsterdam -- The Sudanese Centre for Civil Aviation Studies and Research says new US sanctions imposed on Sudan under the Chemical and Biological Weapons Control and Warfare Elimination Act (CBW Act), which entered their second phase on 26 June 2026, are unlikely to halt civil aviation or air cargo operations to Sudan. However, they could create financial and commercial challenges for the country's air transport sector.

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