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[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Justice Minister, Oswald Tweh, has responded to criticism from supporters of the ruling Unity Party over the government's handling of the economic sabotage case involving former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah and other former officials.

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Africa Food Show 2026: African food and beverage markets face tough economic times and growing consumer needs, with South African private-label products

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Global cybersecurity leaders to: 74% of businesses in the region rank cyber risks as a top priority, significantly above global averages In partnership

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Two Ghanaian brothers and a U.S.-based woman have been indicted in the United States for allegedly running a romance fraud scheme that targeted elderly Americans and funneled money through a cross-border network, according to federal prosecutors.

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[Independent (Kampala)] Kampala -- Norbert Mao, one of the aspirants for the post of Speaker to the 12th Parliament, has backed the Patriotic League of Uganda's (PLU) decision to withdraw support for Speaker Anita Among and Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa.

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Since the start of the US-Israel war against Iran four months ago, disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz have hit energy and fertilizer supplies across the globe. In Egypt, farmers are barely getting by.

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Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame has urged African countries to use their vast natural and human resources to strengthen economic independence, warning

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Top military officials on Thursday warned a Senate committee that extremist groups had expanded their operational capacity in the region.

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Political tension is rising in Madagascar, where a leading opposition lawmaker says he has asked the country’s top court to remove President Michael Randrianirina over alleged constitutional violations.

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The Garden Route: The forest smells different after rain. Standing on the edge of the Tsitsikamma, with ancient yellowwood trees dripping quietly around

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A judge on Thursday ruled that the decades-long case against Jacob Zuma and French defence company, Thales, should go ahead.

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[Capital FM] Speaking to Capital in the Morning, motorists, traders and commuters said the sharp rise in petrol and diesel prices will directly affect transport costs, food prices and daily household expenses.

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[Premium Times] Mr Dangote said small groups profited from local product allocations under the subsidy regime and that subsidy payments alone reached nearly $10 billion annually.

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[Premium Times] The billionaire admitted that prioritising those businesses over football ownership became the only realistic option

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Health officials are racing to contain a deadly Ebola outbreak in northeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, where at least 65 people have died and hundreds more are suspected to be infected.

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South African Artists: Local artists generated over ZAR 504 million on Spotify alone, a 28% increase year-on-year and nearly double the earnings since

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Small protests broke out in Havana over worsening shortages of food, power, and fuel, as Cuban authorities blamed US sanctions for the crisis and warned that fuel reserves had run out.

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Africa's top health agency says around 246 cases have been reported.

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[Liberian Investigator] MONROVIA -- The ink was barely dry on his acquittal when the government came for Samuel D. Tweah Jr. again.

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[Vanguard] The League of Legal Practitioners of Nigeria, yesterday, questioned the fairness and evidential basis of the ongoing United Kingdom trial involving former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, insisting that the case must be determined strictly on credible evidence and proof beyond reasonable doubt.

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[UN News] Decades of gains in the fight against AIDS are under growing threat as donor funding declines and community-based health services collapse in some of the world's most vulnerable countries, the head of the joint UN programme on HIV/AIDS warned on Thursday.