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Malawi: Why Is Poverty Ignored While Wealth Is Questioned?

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[Nyasa Times] In many societies, a troubling pattern persists: poverty is pitied, but wealth is questioned. A poor man moves through life with sympathy, while a successful one often carries the burden of suspicion. Instead of asking how success can be replicated, society too often interrogates how it was achieved.

Mauritius vows to pursue Chagos sovereignty after UK deal collapses

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Mauritius has pledged to “spare no effort” to reclaim control of the Chagos Islands after a proposed handover deal by Keir Starmer collapsed amid shifting U.S. support.

Rwanda: What to Know About 21 Politicians Remembered for Opposing Genocide

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[New Times] Every April 13, Rwanda concludes the national mourning week with a ceremony honouring politicians who were killed for opposing the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.

Kenya: President Ruto Defends Nyamira Railway Project, Dismisses Critics During Gusii Tour

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[Capital FM] Nyamira -- William Ruto has defended the ongoing railway development in Nyamira County, dismissing criticism surrounding the project as propaganda aimed at misleading residents.

Nigeria: Troops Intercept Medical Supplies, Foil Terrorist Attacks, Rescue Abductees

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[Vanguard] The Nigerian Army says troops recorded major operational gains, including the interception of suspected logistics supplies, foiling terrorist attacks and rescuing kidnapped victims across theatres in the last 24 hours.

Uganda: Afreximbank 2025 Profit Rises 19% As Assets Hit $48.5 Billion

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[Independent (Kampala)] Cairo, Egypt -- African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) posted a 19% rise in net profit for 2025, driven by strong lending growth and continued financing of key sectors across Africa.

Uganda: Museveni Unveils Nationwide Fish Farming Project to Boost Incomes

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[Nile Post] President Museveni has announced plans to roll out a large-scale, nationwide fish farming project aimed at unlocking the economic potential of Uganda's wetlands and boosting household incomes.

Africa: Africa Seeks Stronger Voice As Global Powers Deepen Engagement

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[Independent (Kampala)] Kampala, Uganda -- Africa's place in an increasingly contested global order will come under scrutiny at a two-day geopolitics conference set for April 15-16 at Makerere University, as policymakers and analysts debate whether the continent is shaping or being shaped by intensifying external interest.

Nigeria: NAF Probes Reported Civilian Casualties in Airstrike On Border Market

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[Premium Times] "The Service treats all reports of possible civilian harm with the utmost seriousness and empathy, as the protection of innocent lives remains central to all NAF operations."

Liberia: Violent Winds Destroy Court Records in Gbarnga, Leaving Justice in Limbo

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[Liberian Observer] A violent evening storm has left a trail of destruction in Gbarnga, striking at the very heart of justice in Bong County and raising fears that dozens--if not hundreds--of legal cases may now be at risk.

Liberia: Boakai's New Banknote Proposal Faces Legislative Scrutiny

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[Liberian Observer] A major monetary policy proposal by Joseph Nyuma Boakai to print additional Liberian dollar banknotes between 2026 and 2030 is now under intense legislative review, as policymakers confront the delicate balance between sustaining economic growth and safeguarding price stability.

South Africa: South Africans Got a Pay Rise but Still Cannot Afford Food

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[Scrolla] South Africa's minimum wage rose to R5,320 a month in March 2026. After transport and electricity, workers have R2,378 left. A family of four needs R3,667 for basic food each month. Minimum wage workers are left more than R1,000 short.

Kenya: KNH Nurses Strike Disrupts Services Over Pay Delays and Pension Grievances

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Nurses at the Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) have downed their tools in protest over long-standing grievances, plunging the country's largest referral hospital into a fresh labour crisis.

Kenya: Social Health Authority Rolls Out POMSF Tariffs to Standardize Healthcare Costs

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Social Health Authority (SHA) has stepped up efforts to streamline healthcare costs under the Public Officers Medical Scheme Fund (POMSF), launching tariff negotiations with hospitals in a move set to reshape reimbursement structures.

Hill-Lewis rises in DA as South Africa’s political race heats up

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Geordin Hill-Lewis has secured the top job in Cape Town, but his ambitions are already stretching well beyond the city, as he positions himself for national leadership.

South Africa’s Franchise Sector Expands as Support Structures Struggle to Keep Pace

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Grow Franchise launches with a focus on supporting the growth of SA franchisors Read more African news and insights on Africa.com.

Africa’s Eden Marks Successful Africa Edition Travel Show With SMME Incubator Launch

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During the event, Africa’s Eden introduced its Community and Conservation Partnership Programme, a regional platform connecting tourism businesses with

South Africa: 'When Other Kids Were Playing With Dolls, I Was Playing Being a Doctor', Says SA's New HIV and TB Czar

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[spotlight] Spotlight meets South Africa's recently appointed Deputy Director-General for HIV, AIDS, TB and sexually transmitted infections, discussing the latest HIV prevention medicines, her career turning points, and bedtime reading.

Malawi: Malawians Hold Nuanced Views On Open Trade, Support Greater African Say in Global Forums

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[Afrobarometer] Few citizens are familiar with the AfCFTA.

South Africa: After Daughter's Death, Limpopo Mother Wants Support for Families Raising Children With Disabilities

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[Health-e] A Limpopo mother who recently lost her 13-year-old daughter with cerebral palsy says families raising children with severe disabilities need more support, not silence or stigma.

Nigeria: CISLAC Demands Probe Into NAF Borno-Yobe Airstrike Killing Civilians

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[Premium Times] CISLAC expressed concern over the incident, describing it as part of a troubling pattern of civilian harm during counterterrorism operations.

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