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South Africa: It's in the ANC's Interest for Ramaphosa to Remain. but...

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[Daily Maverick] On the surface, it may appear that President Cyril Ramaphosa is in a very difficult political position, but an examination of the interests of those involved suggests it is unlikely that he will be forced to leave office. It appears likely he will survive any parliamentary process and stay. Unless he decides to go.

Tanzania: Govt Pledges Continued Support for Midwives

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[Daily News] Moshi -- THE government has reiterated strong collaboration with the Tanzania Midwives Association (TAMA) to ensure midwives continue working in a conducive environment that enables them to effectively carry out their duties.

South Africa: A Hefty Payday for Some City Executives

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[Our City News] Salary increases of 62% have been proposed for the CEO of the Johannesburg Property Company and the CEO of the Joburg Tourism Company. The CEO of Joburg Theatres, also a City entity, is set to earn 19% more.

Kenya: Kenya, France Sign 11 Deals As Ruto Pushes 'Looking Forward' Partnership Agenda

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenya and France have signed 11 agreements aimed at deepening cooperation across strategic sectors, following bilateral talks between President William Ruto and French President Emmanuel Macron at State House Nairobi.

South Africa: How an SA Team of Scientists Hunted a Rare Hantavirus Strain

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[Daily Maverick] South African medical scientists have, just like with Covid-19, once again done the country proud by working fast and efficiently to discover the cause of death and illness on a stricken cruise ship.

Body recovered in search for two missing US soldiers in Morocco

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The body of one of two US soldiers who went missing during an international training exercise in southern Morocco has been found, the Moroccan army said on Sunday.

South Africa: Govt Declares Severe Storms a National Disaster - South African News Briefs - May 11, 2026

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Kenya: Kenya, France Sign 11 Deals On Rail, Ports, Energy and Digital Economy

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- William Ruto and Emmanuel Macron have witnessed the signing of 11 agreements aimed at strengthening cooperation between Kenya and France across transport, energy, digital infrastructure and trade.

Africa: Africa Forward Summit Must Unlock Africa's Agricultural Value Chain Potential

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[Capital FM] As the Africa Forward Summit 2026 opens in Nairobi today, much attention will understandably focus on the Heads of State attending, the investment deals signed, and the diplomatic milestones expected from the gathering.

Uganda: Government Crackdown On Illegal Businesses Leaves Masaka Traders Struggling

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[Nile Post] Since the government rolled out an operation targeting business structures operating illegally and outside trade regulations, many traders in Masaka say their businesses have collapsed, leaving them uncertain about their livelihoods.

Namibia: 'Increase Our Salaries Too'

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[Namibian] Public transport users react to N$15 increase in transport fare

West Africa: ECOWAS Remains Steadfast in Advancing Regional Peace, Security - Touray

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[Daily Trust] The President of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Commission, Alieu Omar Touray, said the regional bloc has remained steadfast in advancing regional peace, security and stability in the region.

Nigeria: Govt Rallies Private Sector to Bridge Housing Gap

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[Daily Trust] The Federal Government government says it is seeking private sector partnership to drive growth and development of the housing sector.

Rwanda: Rwandan Filmmakers Reclaim Genocide Narratives Through Own Productions

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[New Times] For years, Rwanda's most visible place in global cinema has often come through films about the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi.

South Africa: Phala Phala - Watch This Space As Ramaphosa Considers Next Move

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[Daily Maverick] The majority judgments of the Constitutional Court -- that the National Assembly erred in deciding not to interrogate the Phala Phala matter -- reveal a court that takes very seriously its role as an independent custodian of the Constitution and its values. It also raises two intriguing possibilities for the way forward.

Rwanda: New Transfer Pricing Rules Set to Strengthen Tax Oversight

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[New Times] Rwanda's newly gazetted transfer pricing regulations are expected to strengthen oversight of transactions between related companies while reducing disputes between taxpayers and the tax administration, according to experts.

Liberia: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Condemns Public Humiliation of Woman

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[Liberian Observer] The Liberian Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated has strongly condemned a disturbing incident in which a young woman was allegedly stripped naked in public and subjected to humiliation and abuse, describing the act as a serious violation of human dignity and a troubling reflection of rising gender-based violence in Liberia.

Cameroon: Cameroon's Sacred and Royal Animals - Could Literature and Futures Thinking Help Save Them?

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[The Conversation Africa] In the grasslands and highlands of western Cameroon, some animals are believed to be sacred. Within the region's indigenous kingdoms (fondoms), many of these animals are also considered to be royal. They include wild cats (like cheetahs, leopards, lions, tigers), buffaloes, elephants, porcupines, cowries (sea snails), and a brightly coloured bird called the Bannerman's turaco.

Sudan: 'Toxic Gold Mining Waste Kills Camels in Sudan's Red Sea State'

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[Dabanga] Durdeib Locality -- Livestock owners in Durdeib locality in Sudan's Red Sea state have blamed gold mining activities for the poisoning of camels and other animals, warning of growing environmental contamination in the area.

Namibia: Is Namibia's Nandi-Ndaitwah Matching Her Anti-Corruption Rhetoric With Action?

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[ISS] The president has fired ministers and condemned graft as treason - yet the system enabling it remains intact.

Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo Opposition Alarmed After President Tshisekedi Hints At Third Term

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[RFI] Opponents of Democratic Republic of the Congo President Félix Tshisekedi have expressed alarm after his declaration this week that he is prepared to serve a third term - breaching a two-term limit in the country's constitution. The president's supporters say the constitution needs to be revised, but critics denounce what they see as an effort to cling to power.

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