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Nigeria: Thirteen More Suspects Arrested Over Alleged Vandalism of ₦4.8 Billion Kainji Power Plant

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[Premium Times] The police arrested the suspects in connection with the vandalism and theft of navigation lock metals and beams worth over ₦4.8 billion at the Kainji Power Plant.

Rwanda: Rwandan Coffee Sets New Record, Fetching $88 Per Kilo At Auction

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[New Times] Rwanda's coffee industry has achieved another milestone after a batch of specialty coffee from K-Organics Ltd, based in Huye District, Southern Province, sold at an impressive $88.18 (about Rwf130,000) per kilogramme during an online auction held on October 8.

Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa's Spokesperson Defends Parliament's Dismissal of Mutodi As Committee Chair

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[New Zimbabwe] Presidential Spokesperson George Charamba has defended Parliament's decision to remove Bikita South MP Energy Mutodi as Chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Budget, Finance, and Economic Development, saying the move upheld both the integrity of Parliament and the doctrine of separation of powers.

Zimbabwe: High Court Upholds Dismissal of Two Constables Over Missing Dagga Exhibit

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[New Zimbabwe] The High Court has dismissed an application by two police officers, Constables Robert Muganhu and David Hama, who were challenging their dismissal after being found guilty of tampering with dagga exhibits in a case that collapsed under suspicious circumstances.

Zimbabwe: Crowhill Residents' Bid to Overturn Borrowdale Gated Community Approval Flops

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[New Zimbabwe] The High Court has thrown out an application by the Upper Crowhill Residents Association seeking to invalidate Mount Breezes Borrowdale Brooke Estate's gated community status and to reclaim access to a contested road cutting through the estate.

Nigeria: Tinubu's Reforms Have Not Reduced Poverty - World Bank

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[Daily Trust] The World Bank has said that despite the expansion of the Nigeria's economy and the revenue increase, poverty rate remains alarmingly high.

Nigeria: Reps Reject U.S. Claim of Christian Genocide in Nigeria

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[Daily Trust] The House of Representatives has rejected the claim of religious persecution and genocide against Christians in Nigeria, describing it as a "misleading narrative."

Kenya: Court Allows AG to File Objection to Ruto's Inclusion in Suit Challenging Appointment of 21 Advisors

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The High Court has allowed the Attorney General to file a Preliminary Objection opposing the inclusion of President William Ruto as a respondent in a petition challenging the appointment of 21 presidential advisors.

Kenya: How School in Flood Prone Nyando Is Fighting Malnutrition and Boosting Enrollment

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[Capital FM] Kisumu -- In the flood-prone village of Nyamkebe, in Nyando Sub County, Kisumu, where families often go to bed on empty stomachs and homes are regularly swallowed by rising waters, education once took a back seat to survival.

The 4th Edition Of The Africa Fintech Forum To Shape The Future Of Finance In Kenya On October 15

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Africa Fintech Forum Returns to Nairobi: Driving Innovation and Financial Inclusion

Tems’ Leading Vibe Initiative Concluded Kenya Edition In Partnership With Hennessy

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Continuing Its Mission To Support and Connect Emerging Women in Music 

Africa’s AI Leap: Building SLMs for Impact Without Infrastructure Overhaul

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This article provides a concrete framework for developing African SLMs across three dimensions: technical requirements that minimize infrastructure costs,

Africa: All of Africa Today - October 9, 2025

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Sudan: Disturbing Reports of Sudan's Military Using Chlorine Gas

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[HRW] Use as a Weapon Prohibited Under International Law

Togo's Asamoah breaks neck in freak accident

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Togo international Samuel Asamoah broke his neck in a freak collision with an advertising board which his club says could leave him paralysed.

Madagascar: Deadline Looms for Rajoelina as Madagascar Unrest Grows Over Shortages

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[RFI] Mass protests in Madagascar over power cuts, water shortages and alleged corruption have put President Andry Rajoelina under growing pressure, with a youth-led movement giving him until Wednesday night to meet its demands or face a nationwide strike.

Israel and Hamas agree to first phase of peace deal

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A significant breakthrough in Egypt has raised hopes of ending the two year war in Gaza that has claimed over 67,000 lives and triggered a devastating humanitarian crisis.

Madagascar president asks for one year to resolve problems or he will resign

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The movement behind the protests snubbed the meeting where the president made the promise.

Amazing Grace: YorubaWorlds screened at The Africa Center

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Africa and its global diaspora took center stage at New York’s The Africa Center during the recent UN General Assembly through the private screening

Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of plotting war with Tigray forces

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Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of preparing for a military offensive, raising fears of renewed conflict in the Horn of Africa. In a letter to UN

Somalia adds Swahili to curriculum to deepen East African ties

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Somalia is set to expand its national curriculum to include Swahili, the widely spoken East African language, as part of efforts to strengthen

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