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Zimbabwe: Labour MP Butler Distances Herself From Summit With Zimbabwe's First Lady As Activists Threaten Protests

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[New Zimbabwe] Labour MP Dawn Butler has withdrawn from an international summit in London after learning she was advertised as a speaker alongside Auxillia Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe's First Lady, who is under US sanctions for alleged corruption and gold smuggling. The decision follows fierce backlash from Zimbabwean activists, who accuse Mnangagwa of hypocrisy and have pledged to disrupt the event with protests.

Nigeria: Farmers, Experts Flay Agric Ministry's Call for Prayers, Fasting

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[Daily Trust] By Vincent A. Yusuf (Abuja), Abubakar Akote (Minna) Hope Abah (Makurdi) & Ibrahim Musa Giginyu (Kano)

Algeria: Harvest Campaign 2025 - President Tebboune Orders Efforts to Exceed Previous Season's Results

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[Algerie Presse Service] Algiers -- President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, ordered, in a meeting of the Council of ministers he chaired on Sunday, rigorous efforts to ensure that the 2025 harvest-threshing campaign achieves results exceeding those recorded during the previous season.

Nigeria: Family Loses 23 Members As Many Killed in Benue Attack

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[Daily Trust] Tsegba Gbam Ayua is one of many residents reeling from the aftermath of armed invaders' attack on Yelewata community in Guma Local Government Area of Benue State, which claimed the lives of scores, including his wife and four children.

Namibia: Foreign Fishing Vessels Plunder Namibia's Horse Mackerel

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[ISS] The country's rich stock is being illegally harvested by foreign-flagged vessels licensed to fish in Angolan waters.

Africa: In Vaccine Nation, Raina Macintyre Reflects On Science, Misinformation and the Threat to 200 Years of Progress

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[The Conversation Africa] Raina MacIntyre is one of Australia's most respected epidemiologists. She was a familiar face and calm voice during the COVID-19 pandemic. So when I was asked to review her new book Vaccine Nation I was delighted to accept.

Zimbabwe: How Zimbabwe's Health System Profits From the Dead

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[Global Press Journal] Harare, Zimbabwe -- A shortage of pathologists and a culture of corruption have made mortuaries sites of extortion and grief.

Sudan: Global Call for Accountability - 'Sudan At a Breaking Point'

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[Dabanga] New York / Khartoum -- The UN and human rights groups demand civilian protection, more humanitarian aid, and accountability for violations, as Sudan faces the world's most intense humanitarian crisis due to war, famine, and disease. Tom Fletcher, UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs: "We sound again the alarm. This is the world's largest humanitarian crisis. 30 million people need lifesaving aid - half the population. A war that should be ended rages without mercy. From Kordofan to Darfur, it has left civilians

Africa: Plans to Scale Up Mental Health Leadership Courses in Africa

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[Africa CDC] The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) is spearheading a continental Mental Health Leadership Programme aimed at equipping mental health advocates and leaders with the skills and competencies needed to address mental health challenges through a public health lens.

Africa: Promising Youth-Led Health Innovations Across Africa Celebrated

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[Africa CDC] Africa CDC's Bingwa PLUS Y-Health Incubator Programme has awarded its first 15 grants, worth €45,000. These grants will support youth-led, community-focused initiatives that promote innovation, impact, and sustainability in addressing public health, social justice, education, and development challenges by transforming them into actionable public health solutions.

Africa: Cholera Response Mission in Amhara Leads to Decline of Daily Tally of Cases

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[Africa CDC] Africa CDC's collaboration with the Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI) and the Amhara Public Health Institute (APHI) is reducing daily cases of cholera in the Amhara Region.

Africa: Joint Action Plans Launched to Tackle Viral Hepatitis in Africa

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[Africa CDC] Considering the general decline in funding for research and development, Africa CDC, in collaboration with the World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA) and the African Viral Hepatitis Action Group (AVHAG), has developed a capacity-buildingprogramme for hepatitis elimination and advocacy.

Africa: Africa Makes Encouraging Progress Towards Community Health Worker Deployment

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[Africa CDC] In 2017, African Union Heads of State and Government made a strategic commitment to strengthen the health workforce by training and deploying two million community health workers to help close the gap in healthcare provision.

Africa: African Leaders Champion the Call to Fight Cholera

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[Africa CDC] African heads of state have made a commitment to accelerate investment, cross-border coordination, and vaccine access to eliminate cholera by 2030.

Africa: 5 Indie Art Spaces in African Cities Worth Knowing More About

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[The Conversation Africa] Independent art spaces are collectives of artists (and others) who club together to set up a communal space - often in former industrial sites and more affordable parts of the city - to further their practice. These spaces are DIY art institutions, if you like, that operate largely under the radar. In art world lingo, "offspaces".

Ghana: Small Towns Are Growing Fast Across Ghana - but Environmental Planning Isn't Keeping Up

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[The Conversation Africa] Africa's urban future will be shaped not only by large cities and capitals but also by its many small and medium-sized towns.

Cape Town safety fears force parents to seek former white-only schools

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A legacy of apartheid means some black students have to go the extra mile to get a decent education.

Military parade celebrates 250 years of US military

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A grand display of military might passed through Washington DC on Saturday, honouring the US military's 250 years of existence. Meanwhile, mass protests shook the country, decrying US president Trump as a "dictator".

Families of Air India plane crash victims begin to receive bodies

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Only one passenger has so far survived the crash of a Boeing Air India flight on Thursday in the city of Ahmedabad. With victims difficult to identify, families have been slow to receive their relatives' bodies for burial.

South Sudan: women learn to rebuild lives after sexual violence

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Rape and sexual violence were a common weapon in the civil war that ravaged South Sudan. UN programmes are helping some of the survivors overcome the trauma and rebuild their lives.

New York research centre celebrates 100 years of documenting Black culture

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The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture's first collection was started in 1925, and today, it is among the oldest and largest collections of materials documenting the history and culture of people of African descent in the United States.

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