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▪ Malawi: Mtambo Dismisses Social Media Claims Linking Him to Planned Anti-Govt Protests
▪ Zimbabwe: Operational Efficiency Drives Westprop s Q2 Performance
▪ Botswana: Zimbabwe Firms Reap New Leads, Partnerships At Botswana Expo
▪ Rwanda: Why Online Auction for Rwanda s Best Coffee Matters
▪ Zimbabwe: Harare s Major Road Closed for Rehabilitation Exercise
▪ Liberia: Integrity Is Non-Negotiable , Finance Minister Challenges Staff to Lead With Accountability
▪ Liberia: National Road Fund Donates Road Maintenance Equipment to Internal Affairs Ministry in Lofa
▪ Kenya: Kisumu, UNDP Partner to Transform Disaster Management Through Drone Technology
▪ Nigeria: Wike Warns Against Sabotage of Light Up Abuja Project
▪ Nigeria: 6th Coronation Anniversary - Lgwe of Abala Appeals to DTSG for Access Roads, Development
▪ Kenya: Kenya Embraces Stablecoins for Faster Global Trade
▪ Kenya: CS Ruku Launches Nationwide Crackdown On Corrupt HR Officers Over Payroll, Promotions and Tax Fraud
▪ South Africa: Hundreds of People to Be Evicted From Land Owned By Shoprite
▪ Kenya: Jiji Kenya Wins Best E-Commerce Platform At Digitally Fit Awards
▪ Kenya: Kenya Power Boosts Machakos and Kitui Power Supply With New Line
▪ Ethiopia: World Bank Says Ethiopia s Poverty Rate Expected to Climb to 43% in 2025, Reversing Years of Progress
▪ Nigeria: Count Us Out of ASUU Strike, Says Rival Union, CONUA
▪ Zimbabwe: 42 Dead in Limpopo Bus Tragedy As Zimbabweans and Malawians Among Victims
▪ Malawi: The Fertiliser Fall - How Malawi s Self-Reliance Collapsed Under Imports, Policies, and Poor Planning
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria to Triple Capital Gains Tax On Foreign Equity Investors to 30 Percent
▪ Kenya: Kenya Plans Sovereign Wealth, Infrastructure Funds to Curb Borrowing
▪ Botswana: GCC Aims to P15m in Vendor Debt
▪ Nigeria: FIRS to Host Second Edition of Emerging Taxpayers Tax Clinic in Abuja
▪ South Africa: 42 Killed in Limpopo Bus Crash - South African News Briefs - October 13, 2025
▪ Zimbabwe: Crocodile Skin Exports Earn U.S.$36 Million
▪ Ghana: Ghana Inflation Falls Below 10 Percent for First Time Since 2021
▪ Senegal: Senegal s Senelec Launches $200m Hybrid Green, Sustainability Bond
▪ Africa: Africa at the Digital Crossroads - Why Ghana Must Lead a Sovereign AI Future
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - October 13, 2025
▪ Lesotho: Financial Constraints Hamper Parly Operations
▪ Nigeria: Investors Gain N1.18trn Wow As Stock Market Sustains Positive Momentum
▪ Uganda: Why Uganda Must Marry Aviation and Tourism for Her Next Leap
▪ Nigeria: Nuprc Approved 79 Fdps With $40 Billion Potential Investment Within Two Years - Official
▪ Nigeria: Azu Releases New Book On Midlifers, Technology
▪ Africa: Bitcoin Adoption Rises Across Africa Amid Shifting Global Market Trends
▪ South Africa: SA Graduates Face Toughest Path to Adulthood Yet
▪ Nigeria: Group Asks CBN to Scrap Two Per Cent Service Charge On Hajj Fares
▪ Kenya: Govt to Retain 80pc of Sugar Workers in Ongoing Privatization
▪ Zimbabwe: Harare Mayor Pushes for Digital Licensing to Curb Corruption
▪ South Africa: Eskom s Profit a Testament to Partnerships, President Ramaphosa
▪ Zimbabwe: Trade Union Accuses RioZim of Fraud, Money Laundering Urges ZACC to Act
▪ Malawi: Govt Halts Operations At Salima Sugar Company - Uncertainty, Shock, and Economic Ripples
▪ Mali: Terrorist Roadblocks Strangle the Economies of Mali and Its Neighbours
▪ Nigeria: On Occasion of World Teachers Day, Unesco, ILO, Unicef Say 44m Additional Teachers Needed Worldwide
▪ Nigeria: Over 90 Percent of Informal Sector Operators Have No Capacity to Pay Tax, Says Taiwo Oyedele
▪ Zimbabwe: Huge Investments in Mining to Aid Realisation of Govt s Ambitious Targets
▪ Zimbabwe: Restriction of Grain, Oilseed Imports a Masterstroke
▪ Botswana: BDC Group Revenue Surges to P802m
▪ Liberia: MFDP, LRA Hold Deep Dive On Revenue Generation for Fy 2026 Draft Budget
▪ Liberia: We Will Need to Digitize Border Services
▪ Namibia: Skrywer Defends Mariental Over N$1.2 Million Debt Write-Off
▪ Nigeria: Strike - Dangote Refinery Lauds Tinubu, Ribadu, Ajayi, Others Over Roles in Settling Dispute
▪ Nigeria: Cppe - Nigeria Needs Investor, Employer Protection Law Against Intimidating Regulatory Agencies, Labour Union
▪ Nigeria: CBN Committed to Boosting Productivity, Strengthening Economy Against External Shocks, Says Spokesperson
▪ Africa: Alake - Let s Make Minerals Fulcrum of Africa s Transformative Industrialization
▪ Rwanda: 20 Green Companies Seek Rwf5bn to Boost Circular Food Economy
▪ Rwanda: Made in Rwanda Takes Center Stage As Rwanda Hosts Iso 2025
▪ Liberia: Mines and Energy Minister Unveils Government s Plan to Connect 300,000 Households, Transition Public Institutions to Prepaid Metering
▪ Liberia: Senator Snowe Rejects Daily Observer s Allegation in Mining Dispute, Demands Retraction As Lawyer Cited Denies Making Claim
▪ Zimbabwe: Not a Chinese Problem but Weak Governance - Ex-Minister Blames Corrupt Local Officials for Zimbabwe s Mining Related Environmental Destruction
▪ Zimbabwe: ZITF Should Run for At Least 30 Days - VP Mohadi
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - October 6, 2025
▪ Kenya: Kenya s July Revenue Falls By Sh25.1bn, Fiscal Deficit Widens
▪ Africa: Are Volkswagen s EVs Made with African Conflict Minerals?
▪ Zimbabwe: Countrywide Clampdown! Cops Seize 186 Unroadworthy Vehicles
▪ Somalia: Somali President Pitches Investment Opportunities At U.S.-Somalia Business Forum
▪ Uganda: Five Killed, 17 Injured As Truck Carrying Mourners Overturns in Mayuge
▪ Rwanda: Kigali Puzzled As Kinshasa Backs Out of U.S.-Mediated Regional Economic Pact
▪ Kenya: Ruto Backs Infrastructure, Sovereign Wealth Funds to Secure Economy
▪ Kenya: Govt Moves to Establish Infrastructure, Sovereign Wealth Funds Secure Stability
▪ Nigeria: Dangote Refinery Commends Tinubu for Averting PENGASSAN Disruption
▪ Nigeria: 751 LGAs Lagging Behind in Fiscal Transparency, Accountability - Report
▪ Nigeria: Dangote Refinery Commends Tinubu, Security Chiefs, Ministers for Averting Oil Workers Disruption
▪ Nigeria: Vested Interests Want to Sabotage Dangote Refinery - Arewa Consultative Forum
▪ Congo-Kinshasa: The Wowo Women Carrying DR Congo s Border Trade On Their Backs, Despite the Risks
▪ Nigeria: Vaccines and Motherhood - Are AI Generated Health Messages Working in Kenya and Nigeria?
▪ Africa: African Countries Gear Up for Major Push On Climate Innovation, Climate Financing and Climate Change Laws
▪ Uganda: French Embassy Partners With Stanbic Business Incubator to Train Start-Ups for Green Economy
▪ Uganda: Vivo Energy Uganda Gives Corsu Walk 2025 Shs10 Million Boost
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - October 1, 2025
▪ Africa: Despite Progress, Funding Cuts Threaten to Reverse Africa s Fight Against Neglected Tropical Diseases
▪ Morocco: Gen Z Protests Turn Violent, Two Killed
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - October 2, 2025
▪ South Africa: Unforced Error - How SA s Diplomatic Blunder Risks Its Digital Future
▪ East Africa: U.S. Pledges Support for $10bn Airport Project in Ethiopia, Considered Trump s First Major Horn of Africa Initiative
▪ Zimbabwe: New Political Party Launched, Promises A New Future Full of Opportunities
▪ Sudan: Sudan PM Unveils $100bn Saudi Investment Plan and GERD Review
▪ Nigeria: Minister Inspects 43.65km Mararaba-Keffi Road, Laments Delay
▪ Nigeria: NDIC Warns Nigerians to Steer Clear of Unlicensed Banks, Ponzi Schemes
▪ Africa: Africa Posts Strongest Growth As Global Air Cargo Demand Climbs
▪ Kenya: Kenya s ARC Ride Bags $10m to Scale Battery-Swapping for E-Motorcycles
▪ Africa: How Creators Pivoted to YouTube And What It Means for African Film and TV
▪ Africa: How to Start Using an iGaming Website in Africa - Step-by-Step Instructions
▪ Kenya: Cost, Stigma, and Fear - Obstacles Fueling Late Detection of Breast Cancer
▪ Nigeria: Paga Expands Into US With Digital Banking for African Diaspora
▪ South Africa: South Africa s Contactable Gets $13.5m to Scale Digital ID Platform
▪ Nigeria: Capital Market Operators Seek Review of Proposed 30 Percent Capital Gains Tax to 25 Percent
▪ Nigeria: Revamping Maiduguri s Airport for International Operations
▪ Nigeria: Ground Handling Companies Hamstrung With Over Bloated Workforce
▪ Namibia: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah Joined a Roundtable Business Breakfast Meeting at #UNGA80 Hosted by the Business Council for International Understanding (BCIU) in Partnership with NIPDB
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria and Digital Fraud
▪ Uganda: Centenary Bank Hands Over Homes to Vulnerable Elderly in Jinja
▪ Nigeria: Cooking Gas Price Rises 34.6 Percent to N17,500 - - Investigation
▪ Nigeria: New Presidential Fertilizer Initiative Will Trigger High Prices, Farmers Tell Tinubu
▪ Uganda: From Uganda to the Netherlands - DFCU Bank Helps Equip Farmers With Global Agribusiness Skills
▪ Zimbabwe: Mansions, 5 000 Cattle and a Weekly U.S.$200,000 Kickback! Mutodi Claims Guvamatanga Making a Killing As Finance Ministry Permanent Secretary
▪ Kenya: Kenyans Switch to LPG From Kerosene After Russia-Ukraine War, Study
▪ Nigeria: Oshiomhole Faults Pengassan for Shutting Oil Sector Over Dispute With Dangote Refinery
▪ Nigeria: CBN Takes Direct Control of Fixed Income Market
▪ Tanzania: Two Mega Bridges Glorify Tanzania-Korea s Strong Partnership
▪ Uganda: Inter-Religious Council of Uganda Urges Urgent Resolution to Teachers Strike
▪ Africa: From Bean to Brilliance - Inspire Africa Rolls Out Inaugural Coffee Products for Local, Global Markets
▪ Nigeria: Exposing Six Facebook Pages Offering Bogus Loans in the Name of Nigeria s GTBank
▪ Kenya: CS Mvurya Sets One-Week Deadline for Nyayo Stadium Tartan Track Work
▪ Africa: Dr. Sidi Ould Tah at 100 Days - A Call to Deepen Nutrition as the Foundation of Africa s Transformation
▪ Malawi: A Second Script for Peter Mutharika - Will He Rewrite His Legacy?
▪ Tanzania: State Warns Pseudo Public Servants
▪ Tanzania: Kabwe s Party Pledges to Abolish the Fishing License System, Calling It Oppressive
▪ Uganda: No Easier Way to Transform Lives Than Coffee, Says CJ Dollo
▪ Zimbabwe: Four Killed in Harare-Shamva Road Crash
▪ Ethiopia: PM Abiy Announces Ban On Importing Diesel-Powered Trucks - Transport Costs Projected to Drop 50 Percent Next Year
▪ South Africa: Malema to Appeal Firearms Conviction - South African News Briefs - October 2, 2025
▪ Zimbabwe: Massive Financial Scandal Rocks Netone
▪ Nigeria: Health Workers Impossible Workloads Are Deepening Nigeria s Doctor-Patient Crisis
▪ Africa: G20 in a Changing World - Is It Still Useful? Four Scholars Weigh in
▪ Kenya: 13 Killed in Gilgil Crash, 2 Children Among Passengers Seriously Injured
▪ Nigeria: PENGASSAN Withdraws Services Nationwide Over Rift With Dangote
▪ Nigeria: Blackout Looms As PENGASSAN Orders Shutdown of Gas Power Plants
▪ Nigeria: PENGASSAN - What Dangote Needs to Do for Peace to Reign
▪ South Africa: Cape Town Puts Road Safety in Focus for Transport Month
▪ Zimbabwe: High Court Strikes Off U.S.$5m Construction Dispute Over Botched Land Deals
▪ Uganda: Museveni , Scientists Discuss Progress in Transforming Uganda Into Science-Led Economy
▪ Uganda: Museveni Urges Christians to Embrace Spiritual, Economic Living
▪ Nigeria: Abuja-Kaduna Passenger Train Services Resume October 1
▪ Nigeria: Oil Workers, Dangote Dispute - Operator Warns Against Undermining National Grid Stability
▪ Somalia: Ethiopia Vows to Safeguard the Nation s Strategic Interests Regarding Maritime Access
▪ Africa: How Cooling Could Redefine Africa s Food, Health, Economic Future
▪ Zimbabwe: No Rates Hike for Bulawayo in 2026 - Water, Sanitation Take Largest Chunk of Proposed Standstill Budget
▪ Zimbabwe: Hwange Colliery Invests U.S.$600m in Underground Mine
▪ Nigeria: Govt Wades Into Dangote, PENGASSAN Dispute As Union Begins Strike Action
▪ Nigeria: Govt Begins Ogoni Power Project Victims Compensation
▪ Nigeria: UNGA80 - Nigeria Seeks AfDB s Funding Commitment for Agric Ahead of SAPZ Expansion to 24 States
▪ Nigeria: Opacity in Execution Led to Failure of FG s Food Import Duty Suspension Initiative - U.S. Report
▪ Zimbabwe: Biodiesel Output Soars - Move Bodes Well for Rural Industrialisation, Modernisation Thrust
▪ Zimbabwe: Hwange Fires Up U.S.$8 Million Coke Oven Battery
▪ Kenya: Ketraco Completes Loiyangalani-Suswa Grid Restoration
▪ Nigeria: As Nationwide Strike Begins Today - Govt Wades Into Dangote, PENGASSAN Face-Off
▪ Nigeria: Zamfara Mine Collapse - Govt Confirms 13 Dead, Denies 100 Casualties
▪ Somalia: Somalia s Parliament Remains Inactive for Four Months Amid Growing Criticism
▪ Nigeria: Dangote Refinery Accuses PENGASSAN of Lies, Terror Tactics Over Planned Nationwide Strike
▪ South Africa: Malema Awaits Ruling in Long-Running Gun Trial - South African News Briefs - September 29, 2025
▪ Namibia: Namibia MP Blames Gambling and Spending for Citizen Debt Crisis
▪ Rwanda: Why Rwanda Is Betting On Small Modular Reactors for Nuclear Energy
▪ Zimbabwe: U.S.$500m Hwange Project Sets Value Addition Benchmark
▪ Nigeria: Nigerian Students Warn Against Sabotage of Dangote Refinery
▪ Africa: Spain Gives Ultimatum to Absconded Migrant Workers or Face Lifetime Ban
▪ Gambia: 2025 Labour Survey Reveals Unemployment Rate Stands At 8.3 Percent
▪ Kenya: KEPSA Pushes for AGOA Renewal, Proposes Two-Year Transition If Delayed
▪ Africa: Top U.S. Officials, Citi and Cybastion, U.S. Tech Leaders Formally Announce $100M EXIM Financing Guarantee in Africa s Digital Sector
▪ Nigeria: Kebbi Governor Directs Security Agencies to Take Over Mining Sites in State
▪ Nigeria: Traders Lament As Lagos Govt Demolishes 19 Buildings At Trade Fair Plaza
▪ South Africa: Disabled Ekurhuleni Residents Given Houses Without Water and Electricity
▪ South Africa: Passenger Rail Gets Back On Track, Slowly
▪ Africa: Is the End Nigh for the AGOA Trade Legislation?
▪ Lesotho: Trump s Tariffs Could Cost Lesotho 30,000 Jobs, the IMF Warns
▪ Africa: Understanding Football Betting Markets Across Africa
▪ South Africa: Vandalism Cripples 700 Eskom Units - South African News Briefs - September 26, 2025
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - September 26, 2025
▪ Zimbabwe: Gold Glitters for Zimbabwean Luxury Crocodile Skins Supplier
▪ South Africa: SA Companies to Showcase Their Products At Anuga International Trade Fair
▪ Kenya: Ex-Unga, KLB Bosses Shortlisted for New Kcc Md Post
▪ South Africa: Zola Dad Trades Sleep for His Family s Future
▪ Zimbabwe: ZCTU Slams Sino-Bikita Minerals, Says Sovereignty Has Been Mortgaged
▪ Nigeria: Many Trapped As Three-Storey Building Collapses in Anambra
▪ Africa: Africa s Online Slot Scene: Spinning Reels and New Adventures
▪ Liberia: Liberia Inks Deal With Saudi Arabia to Advance Aviation Sector
▪ Africa: Afreximbank, ITC Renew Partnership for Intra-African Trade
▪ Uganda: International Trade Centre Partners With Unbs to Boost SME Certification in Northern Uganda
▪ Uganda: Prisons Launch Regional Medical Camps to Improve Staff Healthcare, Starting in Mbarara
▪ Uganda: Uganda, Italy Deepen Coffee Partnership With #x20AC;120m Climate Fund Support
▪ Uganda: Judiciary, Soroti Leaders Inspect Progress of New High Court Construction
▪ Kenya: Indonesia, Kenya Eye Stronger Blue Economy Cooperation At Mombasa Summit
▪ Nigeria: Lagos Govt Records 13,700 Emergency Incidents in 17 Years
▪ Africa: Corporate Council on Africa Announces the Republic of Mauritius as Host of 2026 U.S.-Africa Business Summit
▪ South Africa: President Calls for Reforms to Address Global Economic Challenges
▪ Kenya: Tullow Completes Sale of Kenya Assets to Gulf Energy Ltd
▪ South Africa: Eskom Plan Could Keep Township Lights On for Good
▪ Uganda: Teachers Strike, Difficult Terrain Stall 2025 Education Census in Kigezi Sub-Region
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia, Russia Sign Action Plan to Advance Nuclear Power Project
▪ Africa: AGOA Likely to Be Renewed for One Year, Says Lesotho Trade Minister
▪ South Africa: South Africa s Pivotal Role in Reshaping Global Finance At the G20
▪ Egypt: Trump s Dip Into the Nile Waters Dispute Didn t Settle the Conflict - in Fact, It May Have Caused More Ripples
▪ Zambia: Dot Com to Become First Local Tech IPO On Zambia Alternative Market
▪ South Africa: Transnet Enters Into Partnership to Upgrade Port Equipment
▪ South Africa: Gauteng Government Condemns Killing of Taxi Alliance Chairperson
▪ Ghana: Eulogise Nkrumah With GH #xA2; 500 Currency Note
▪ Nigeria: Group Urges Government to Prioritize Climate Change in Budgets
▪ Tanzania: New Tax Strategy Launched to Raise Domestic Revenue
▪ Liberia: Liberia Launches National Roadmap On Decent Work for Persons With Disabilities - - Minister Kruah Pledges Disability Desk At Labour Ministry
▪ Liberia: Liberia Signs Five-Year Country Programme Framework With Iaea
▪ Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe s Economy Expected to Grow By 6.6 Percent
▪ Liberia: Protecting the Liberian Dollar, Preserving Our Pride
▪ Liberia: Govt Set Petrol Policy Without Consultation
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria and the Global Teacher Shortage Crisis
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria, 7 African Countries Endorse Petroleum Regulators Charter
▪ Africa: Africa Needs Partnership, Not Handouts - Gov Lawal Speaks At Canada-Africa Trade Expo
▪ Zimbabwe: Local Miners Shun Zida s Mining Claims Matchmaking Platform Despite Investment Potential
▪ Zimbabwe: Economy Enjoying Longest Stability Streak Since Second Republic - - Guvamatanga
▪ Africa: AfDB Invests $25m in TCX to Expand Local Currency Hedging in Africa
▪ Nigeria: Tackle Crude Oil Theft, Warri Group Tells Government
▪ Nigeria: Court Stops Oil Workers Bid to Shut Down Dangote Refinery
▪ Africa: Nuprc Leads Push for Unified Oil Regulations in Africa
▪ Nigeria: FG Inaugurates Pension Industry Leadership Council to Mobilise Assets for Infrastructure, Deepen Economic Impact
▪ Nigeria: Senate Urges FCT Doctors to End Strike, Vows Swift Action On Demands
▪ Nigeria: NEC Moves to Boost Food Security Nationwide, Endorses Naseni s Solar Irrigation Pumps
▪ Zimbabwe: Govt Seeks Innovative Debt Clearance Model
▪ Africa: South Africa, Brazil Sign Landmark Agriculture Cooperation Agreement
▪ Nigeria: CBN Reaffirms Commitment to Financial Inclusion, Economic Recovery
▪ Rwanda: Rwandan Franc Eases Pressure On Stronger Exports
▪ Zimbabwe: Road Carnage Claims 2,000 Lives Annually, MPs Demand Tougher Action
▪ Zimbabwe: Insurance Fraud Undermines Policyholders Trust and Integrity of Sector
▪ Zimbabwe: Minister Warns Rogue Miners of Harsh Penalties Under New Responsible Mining Policy
▪ South Africa: Green Connection and Natural Justice Reject World s Deepest Oil Drilling as Reckless and Unjust
▪ Nigeria: Govt Secures Over $10bn External Loans in 2 Yrs
▪ South Africa: Bester, Magudumana s Main Trial Set to Proceed - South African News Briefs - September 19, 2025
▪ Namibia: Nationwide Strike Halts Packaging Production As 510 Workers Down Tools Across Namibia
▪ Uganda: Uganda Revives Witness Protection Bill to Tackle Digital-Age Crime
▪ Rwanda: Rubavu-Goma Border Opening Hours Extended
▪ Rwanda: Rwanda Looks to Nuclear Energy Through Small Modular Reactors
▪ Somalia: Somali PM Meets Chinese Ambassador to Bolster Bilateral Ties
▪ Nigeria: Shortfall in Aircraft, Passenger Growth Will Continue to Keep Fares High - Sanusi
▪ South Africa: Appeal Court Blocks Eskom s Giant Richards Bay Power Plant
▪ Ghana: Ghana Re-Elected Chair of African Cybersecurity Network
▪ South Africa: Gauteng Community s Taps Run Dry As Municipality Battles R1.4-Billion Water Debt
▪ Ethiopia: GERD Reshapes Unjust Narratives Surrounding Nile River, Says Foreign Affairs Spokesperson
▪ Egypt: Egypt Signs Protocol to Expand Transport, Social Support for Retirees
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopian Airlines Unveils Enhanced 2026 in-Flight Menu in Addis Ababa Tasting Event
▪ Rwanda: Rwanda Eyes Sustainable Growth in Wood Industry At First-Ever Sector Forum
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia Submits Sufficient Written Clarification to UN Security Council On Egypt s GERD Complaint - Ministry of Foreign Affairs
▪ Angola: Over 600 Diamond Stones Seized in Lunda-Norte
▪ Nigeria: Publish Recipients of N330bn Payout to Poor Nigerians, Labour Tells Government
▪ Nigeria: Govt Moves to Curtail Tanker, Road Accidents
▪ Africa: UN Presses Ahead With Mission for a Better World Despite Global Headwinds
▪ Zimbabwe: Experts Call for Alignment of Trade Laws With AfCFTA Rules
▪ Zimbabwe: Experts Call for Trade Law Alignment With AfCFTA Rules
▪ Uganda: UPC Demands Equal Pay and Improved Conditions for Teachers
▪ Uganda: Postbank Staff Trained in Green Financing
▪ Uganda: Third Party Risk Management - A Cornerstone of Anti-Financial Crime Compliance in Banks
▪ Uganda: Ssegona Slams Untrained Aspirants As Kabaka Subjects Deliver Over Shs 77 M During Luwalo Lwaffe
▪ Liberia: CBL to Launch Clean Note Campaign to Protect National Currency
▪ Rwanda: Eastern Province Farmers Pin Hopes On New Liquid Nitrogen Plant
▪ Nigeria: Reactions As Tinubu Ends Emergency Rule in Rivers
▪ Nigeria: CBN Mandates Banks to Announce Successor CEOs Six Months Ahead of Exit
▪ Rwanda: Why Traffic Police May Immobilise Your Car Under New Draft Law
▪ Rwanda: New Electricity Tariffs Won t Affect Commodity Prices, Says Trade Minister
▪ Rwanda: Electricity Tariffs to Be Reviewed Every Three Months
▪ South Africa: Lottery Commission Extends Reparations to Staff
▪ Nigeria: $4bn Refinery Fund - Tinubu Faces Litmus Test As Lawyers Petition EFCC On Kyari
▪ Zimbabwe: Avenues Clinic Lays Off 50 Workers, Accused of Targeting Unionised Staff
▪ Nigeria: NMDPRA, FCCPC Set Up Committee to Address Consumer Complaints in Oil Sector
▪ Liberia: Finance Minister Correct About Audit Report Figures, but Incorrect About Disbursement to University of Liberia
▪ Liberia: Japan, FAO, Nafaa Empower Fishmongers With New Facility
▪ Liberia: Wataf Dialogue Pushes for Stronger Support to Revenue Administrations
▪ Uganda: Obasanjo Cites Uganda s Milk Exports to Algeria As Model for Intra-African Trade
▪ Southern Africa: Tanzania Shines As SADC Economic Powerhouse
▪ Zimbabwe: Licence Today, Bus Tomorrow? Not Anymore Says Minister
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia s Bishoftu Mega Airport Groundbreaking Set for December - CEO
▪ Nigeria: Dangote Refinery Speaks On Dispute With Dappman Over Alleged N1.5 Trillion Subsidy Demand
▪ Nigeria: Dangote Refinery - Court Restrains NUPENG From Embarking On Strike
▪ South Africa: Sassa Beneficiaries Take Up Biometric Enrolment Campaign
▪ South Africa: Several Taxi Routes Closed in Response to Ongoing Violence in W Cape
▪ South Africa: Nelson Mandela Bay Accelerates Electrification of Gomora Informal Settlement
▪ Africa: Early Net-Zero Action in Africa Brings Big Climate Gains - and Development Challenges, CATF Finds
▪ Botswana: Botswana Has Valued Good Governance As Much As Diamonds
▪ South Africa: Johannesburg West to Get Water Update - South African News Briefs - September 18, 2025
▪ Malawi: Teveta Procures, Distributes Over 200 Computer Equipment Worth K800m to Technical Colleges
▪ Nigeria: Nigerian Software Engineer Loses $260,000 Job Offer Over Nationality
▪ Nigeria: Why Subsidy Removal Savings Not Enough to Transform Economy - Oyedele
▪ Nigeria: Federal Government Moves to Fix Digital Payment Glitches, Boost E-Commerce
▪ Namibia: Former Namcor Manager Defends Millions in Assets
▪ Namibia: Works Ministry Auctions Over 300 Vehicles Worth N$24 Million
▪ Namibia: Social Workers Reject Sankwasa s Sweeping Remarks On Unmarried Counsellors
▪ Ethiopia: Second Phase of Agricultural Commercialization Clusters Launched
▪ Africa: A New Down for Africa
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopian Airlines to Launch International Flights From Bishoftu Airport By 2030
▪ Uganda: Adjumani Schools Receive Shs 184 Million ICT Upgrade to Revolutionize Learning
▪ Uganda: CEO Tourism Retreat - Trainers Urged to Embrace Technology for Sector Growth
▪ Ethiopia: GERD - A Symbol of National Pride and Unity
▪ Kenya: Safaricom Rolls Out New Packages for Boda Riders, Cab Drivers
▪ Rwanda: Rwanda Among 10 Countries to Benefit From New Research On Youth Unemployment
▪ Liberia: Firestone Liberia Rejects Tax Justice Network Africa s Claims
▪ Zimbabwe: ZESA Promises Reliability After Major Shutdown
▪ South Africa: Rubbish Piles Up in Kwamushu As Waste Workers Dispute Salary Cuts
▪ South Africa: Municipal Buildings Torched As Electricity Protest Descends Into Chaos
▪ Mozambique: IMF Demands Austerity And Devaluation
▪ Mozambique: No Agreement Yet on Gas Resumption
▪ Liberia: CBL Dismisses Rumors of Liberian Dollar Shortage
▪ Liberia: Miner Filed Fake Document and Got a License
▪ Liberia: Liberia, Rwanda Seal Pacts to Enhance Visa-Free Travel, Trade
▪ Nigeria: Road Contracts Below N20billion to Be Awarded to Local Firms - Minister
▪ Nigeria: Five Percent Fuel Surcharge - a Golden Opportunity to Wean Nigeria Off Oil Addiction
▪ Egypt: Egypt Petitions UNSC Over GERD Launch - Urges Respect for Nile Rights
▪ Africa: Africa s Infrastructure Loses $12.7 Billion to Disasters Annually - Report
▪ Nigeria: EFCC Interrogates Mele Kyari Over Turn Around Maintenance of Refineries
▪ Nigeria: After Another Grid Failure, NLC Demands Audit of Power Sector Infrastructure
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - September 11, 2025
▪ Zimbabwe: Mthuli Ncube Slashes Repetitive Licensing Fees After Personal Experience With Exorbitant Restaurant Registration Charges
▪ Nigeria: NUPRC Secures Over $400 Million for Decommissioning Liabilities - Official
▪ Namibia: Suicide in Namibia Fuelled By Finances, Broken Relationships and Social Isolation
▪ Namibia: Health Ministry Tender Reform Sparks Debate Over Job Losses
▪ Nigeria: DR Congo Ebola Outbreak - Lagos Activates Response System, Tightens Screening At Airport
▪ Egypt: Egypt s Al-Mashat Witnesses Signing of Multi-Year Development Partnership
▪ Nigeria: EFCC Detains, Grills Ex-NNPC Chief Mele Kyari
▪ Nigeria: NCAA Warns Airlines About Unruly Passengers, Outlines Reforms
▪ Nigeria: Blackout - Businesses Suffer As National Grid Collapses Again
▪ Nigeria: Dangote, NUPENG Face-Off - Lessons for Stakeholders
▪ Nigeria: We ve Achieved Implementation of 2024 Budget By 80 Percent - Finance Minister
▪ Nigeria: Women Affairs Minister Locked Out By Workers Over Alleged Poor Working Conditions
▪ Egypt: FM, UAE Minister Discuss Investment, Regional Integration
▪ Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Most Taxed Nation in Africa - Biti Warns New Punitive, Absurd Taxes Will Further Cripple Zimbabwe s Economy
▪ Nigeria: State Brutality Can t Silence Us - NLC Declares
▪ Tunisia: Prime Minister, Egyptian President Discuss Ways to Further Strengthen Bilateral Relations
▪ Nigeria: In Paris, Tinubu Reviews Nigeria, France Bilateral Relations With President Macron
▪ Nigeria: Grid Collapse - Nigerians Pay for Darkness While Cabals Loot - NLC Blasts Power Privatisation
▪ Uganda: Govt to Crack Down On Road Encroachments to Prevent Flooding
▪ Nigeria: Petrol Stations in Port Harcourt Reopen As NUPENG Suspends Strike
▪ Nigeria: National Grid Collapses Again
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopian Railways, Italian Firm Sign Rail Partnership to Modernize Infrastructure
▪ Namibia: Namibia, South Korea Talk Green Hydrogen Partnership
▪ Nigeria: Again, Nigeria s Power Grid Collapses, Plunges 30 States Into Darkness
▪ Ghana: Government Orders Evacuation of Excavators From Tema Port
▪ Ethiopia: Lemma Megerssa Congratulates Ethiopia On GERD Completion, Urges End to Conflicts and Pleads for Peace
▪ Nigeria: I ll Enforce Arrest, Shaming Meter Bypassers - New NERC Chair
▪ Zimbabwe: Govt Cuts Farm Levies, Permits in Major Business Shake-Up
▪ East Africa: Tanzania Cherishes Indian Ocean, Great Lakes for Blue Economy Goal
▪ Nigeria: Mele Kyari in EFCC Custody Over Refinery Probe
▪ Ethiopia: Deaths, Dollars, Disputes - Ethiopia s GERD Mega Dam
▪ Africa: Africa Climate Summit Puts Financing and Resilience Under the Spotlight
▪ Uganda: Uganda Continues to Welcome Refugees Despite Diminishing Funds
▪ Kenya: Kenya Losing 40% of Food Produced Each Year, WRI Report Warns
▪ Ghana: Ghana Maintains Strong Ties With U.S. Despite Trade and Visa Challenges - President Mahama
▪ Ghana: 9 Forest Reserves Recovered From Illegal Mining - President Mahama
▪ Nigeria: Achieving Global Internet Connectivity By 2030 Will Require $2.8trn Investment - Report
▪ Nigeria: How CBN Reforms, Stable Economy Is Opening Domestic Markets for FDI Inflows
▪ South Africa: South Africa s Student Debt Trap - Two Options That Could Help Resolve the Problem
▪ Ethiopia: Prime Minister Abiy Describes GERD As Source of Inspiration for All Black People
▪ South Africa: Constitutional Court to Hear Challenge to NHI Act - South African News Briefs - September 9, 2025
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - September 9, 2025
▪ Eritrea: Construction of Additional Classrooms
▪ Egypt: PM Chairs Supreme Council of Energy Meeting
▪ North Africa: Egypt Invites Investors to Apply for 11th Industrial Land Offering Ahead of Sept. 11 Deadline
▪ Ghana: DVLA Set to Introduce Personal Number Reservation Platform in 2026
▪ Egypt: Prime Minister Presides Over Supreme Energy Council Meeting
▪ Nigeria: 2,500 Exhibitors From 20 Countries for Abuja Trade Fair
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia Aims to Use Wetlands for Sustainable Development and Climate Resilience
▪ Africa: U.S. Analyst Says GERD Inauguration Marks a Major Injection of Energy for Africa
▪ Egypt: President El-Sisi Meets Iran FM, IAEA Chief
▪ Nigeria: Dangote Vs. Independent Oil Transporters - Nigerians Must Not Be Held Hostage By Enemies of Change
▪ Nigeria: $3.4trn AfCFTA Trade - Nigeria Strengthens Ties With West African Nations
▪ Nigeria: Govt Urged to Adopt Circular Economy for Cheaper Energy
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria, Angola to Sign 15 Agreements
▪ Nigeria: Patients Groan As Doctors Strike Cripples Services At Abuja Hospitals
▪ Nigeria: Oil Workers Suspend Strike After Resolving Dispute With Dangote Group
▪ Rwanda: Why Rwanda Is Revising a 38-Year-Old Road Traffic Law
▪ Rwanda: Eight Killed, 10 Injured in Nyamasheke Dam Construction Accident
▪ Nigeria: Explainer - the 5% Surcharge On Fuel: What Is True and What Is Not
▪ Nigeria: NUPENG Strike - Roadside Petrol Vendors Spring Up in Calabar
▪ Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Targets Asian Beef Markets, Scales Up Foot and Mouth Disease Surveillance
▪ Zimbabwe: Harare-Kanyemba Highway Project Touted As Key Trade Corridor
▪ Uganda: Local Govt Leaders Pay Rise Kicks in Next Financial Year
▪ Uganda: Museveni Calls for Deeper East African Integration Through Education, Socio-Economic Transformation
▪ Liberia: Bility Fears Govt Fee Cuts Could Hurt Liberian Petrol Businesses
▪ Rwanda: Tuza Na Bk: Making School Fees More Affordable for Families
▪ Nigeria: NUPENG, Ipman Suspend Strike After Agreement With Dangote Refinery
▪ Liberia: Nguafuan Challenges Critics On State of the Nation
▪ Africa: Afreximbank and Shelter Afrique Development Bank (ShafDB) Forge Strategic Partnership to Unlock US$1 billion in investments
▪ Nigeria: Resident Doctors Mull Nationwide Strike As Ultimatum to Federal Government Expires
▪ Nigeria: We ll Begin Decarbonization of Abuja Airport Soon - Keyamo
▪ Africa: Zimbabwe Now Africa s Most Taxed Nation - Biti
▪ Sudan: Ministry of Energy Condemns Al-Dagalo Family Militia Targeting of Electricity and Fuel Facilities
▪ South Africa: Team SA On the Ground in US, Says Ramaphosa, Warning Against Retaliatory Tariffs
▪ Liberia: Bility Accuses Govt of Sabotaging Petroleum Firms - Moye Defends Fee Cuts
▪ Somalia: Somali Army Restores Strategic Bariire Bridge As Ground Forces Commander Visits Frontline
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia Inaugurates Africa s Biggest Dam, Despite Concerns in Egypt and Sudan
▪ Ethiopia: Addis Invests Bln to Build Knowledge-Based Generation - Mayor
▪ Nigeria: Bwala Clarifies Lagos Is No Man s Land Comment, Calls for Massive Infrastructure Investment
▪ South Africa: Cosatu Urges Immediate Action to Reduce the Price of Electricity to Stop a Jobs Bloodbath
▪ Nigeria: Wike Inaugurates Construction of New Magistrates Court Complex
▪ Nigeria: Plateau Officials Join Continental Talks On Ai Infrastructure
▪ South Africa: Durban Waste Workers Protest Over Salary Cuts
▪ Nigeria: ChatGPT to Add Parental Controls Amid Child Safety Concerns
▪ Nigeria: Train Derailment - NRC Sets Up Incident Desk to Handle Enquiries
▪ Liberia: Over 1,400 Mano Workers to Receive Back Pay
▪ Nigeria: Lagos Is No-Man s Land , Tinubu s Aide Bwala Defends Federal Govt s Massive Investment
▪ Nigeria: CNG Price Hits N450 Per Scm Amid Long Queues, Subsidy Cuts
▪ Nigeria: Faan Probes Passenger s Forceful Removal From Enugu Air Flight
▪ Rwanda: Western Province Issues Stark Warning Against Illegal Mining
▪ Nigeria: Osun Monarch Jailed in U.S. Over $4.2m Covid-19 Loan Fraud
▪ Liberia: How One Factory Is Reviving Liberia s Rubber Industry
▪ Uganda: Nita-U Launches Nationwide Campaign to Mobilise Public for Digital, Offline Safety
▪ Liberia: Dillon - Liberia s Economy Still in the Septic Tank
▪ Zimbabwe: Take Positions - Government Says Over a Year After Announcing Mutasa Airport Plans
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - September 2, 2025
▪ Nigeria: 40th Anniversary - Ecobank Nigeria Launches New Edition of Super Rewards Campaign
▪ Uganda: William Fillet Is New Rubis Energy Uganda MD, Aims to Spearhead Brand Growth
▪ South Africa: Petrol, Diesel Prices to Decrease From Wednesday
▪ South Africa: Former Eskom Contractor Sentenced for Fraud and Money Laundering
▪ Morocco: Morocco s Critical Raw Minerals - an Opportunity for Industrialization or a Geopolitical Battlefield Between China and the West?
▪ Liberia: Volunteer Teachers Protest At Boakai s Home
▪ Congo-Kinshasa: Congolese Anglicans Devastated By the Collapse of Their Cathedral Under Construction
▪ Nigeria: Analysts Cautious On Nigeria s Higher Debt Ceiling, Say Revenue Gaps Remain Bigger Risk
▪ Ethiopia: Dangote to Build $2.5b Fertilizer Plant in Ethiopia
▪ Nigeria: No Salary Increase for Anambra Workers for Now - Official
▪ Nigeria: Federal Govt Orders Repairs of Bridge Along Shagamu-Benin Expressway
▪ Rwanda: Musanze - 10 Things to Know About New $80m Waste-to-Energy Plant
▪ Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF, Tshabangu Share U.S.$3.6 Million in Political Parties Finances
▪ Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Advances $533 Million Railway Deal With China
▪ Nigeria: Don t Mislead Nigerians With Fake Infrastructure Report, ADC Tells Tinubu
▪ South Africa: Grannies Help Repair Roads Neglected By Municipality
▪ Zimbabwe: Miscommunication From Unauthorised Office! - Presidential Spokesperson Dismisses Ban On Tinted Vehicle Windows
▪ Nigeria: Minister Orders Repair of Damaged Bridge On Shagamu-Benin Road
▪ Uganda: Finance, Foreign Affairs Ministries Launch Investment Guide for Diplomats
▪ South Africa: South African Families Battle As Basic Food Prices Keep Climbing
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Infrastructure Deficit to Hit $2.3trn By 2043
▪ Liberia: Mobile Money, Virtual Currencies Are New Channels for Illicit Financial Flows
▪ South Africa: They Invest Just 5% of Their Income -- But Plan to Make Trading Their Job
▪ Namibia: Paratus Launches N$600m Nationwide Mobile Network Covering 50 Towns
▪ Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe to Replace Us Dollar With Gold-Backed Zig By 2030
▪ Egypt: Egypt s Sczone Secures $10.2b in Investments Over 38 Months - Chairman
▪ Kenya: Governors Reject Ministry s One-Year Funding Proposal for Universal Health Coverage Staff
▪ Botswana: Botswana Faces Fiscal Pressure As Diamond Market Slump Deepens
▪ Togo: Togo s Young Generation Challenges Six Decades of Dynastic Rule
▪ South Africa: Education Board Urges Calm as Matrics Prepare for Exams - South African News Briefs - September 3, 2025
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - September 3, 2025
▪ Southern Africa: Exports to SADC Nearly Double in 4 Years
▪ Tanzania: Tanzania Taps Singapore for Trade, Investment
▪ Tanzania: Everyone Must Pay Tax to Build This Nation
▪ Tanzania: TBs Calls On Bakers to Ensure Product Safety, Quality
▪ Liberia: Liberia Showcases Culture and Economic Vision At Expo 2025
▪ Nigeria: One Confirmed Dead As Building Foundation Collapses in Abuja
▪ Ethiopia: Egypt s Stance Stalls Abbay Dam Talks
▪ Senegal: France and Senegal Look to Reset Ties As Macron Hosts Faye in Paris
▪ South Africa: South Africa Reaffirms Commitment to Fostering Economic Diplomacy With Nigeria
▪ Nigeria: CBN Orders Banks, Fintech Firms to Make GPS Tracking Mandatory for PoS Terminals
▪ Tunisia: PM Urges Innovative Funding in 2026 Finance Bill, Amid Higher Recruitment and Reforms
▪ Nigeria: ASUU Protests Over Welfare, Threatens Strike
▪ Nigeria: Abuja-Kaduna Train Derails Again, 14 Injured
▪ Nigeria: Tinubu Bans Export of Raw Shea Nut, Targets $300m Revenue
▪ Ethiopia: Cooperation Crucial for Trade, Quality, Revenue - Officials
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia, Colombia Vow to Deepen Bilateral Cooperation
▪ Nigeria: CBN to Curb PoS Fraud, Orders Geo-Tagging of Devices
▪ Nigeria: FERMA Completes Emergency Repairs On Failed Sections of Lagos Road
▪ Nigeria: NCAA Launches First Servicom Integrated Service Charter
▪ Nigeria: To Boost Local Production, Create Jobs, Tinubu Okays Immediate Six-Month Ban On Raw Shea Export
▪ Nigeria: Tinubu Lauds Nigeria s Capital Market s Steady Growth in Over Two Years
▪ Algeria: President Tebboune Chairs Meeting Devoted to Transport Sector
▪ Angola: New Minimum Wage Comes Into Effect Next September
▪ South Africa: Security Heightened At Nelson Mandela Bay Electricity Substation After Attempted Sabotage
▪ Nigeria: Poverty, Poor Transport Fueling Health Crisis in Lagos - Report
▪ Nigeria: Passengers Flee for Safety As Abuja-Kaduna Train Derails
▪ Nigeria: Derailed Abuja-Kaduna Train - Seven Injured, 618 Evacuated, Services Suspended - Official
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - August 27, 2025
▪ Tunisia: President Kais Saied Discusses With PM Outcomes of Her Participation in Ticad 9
▪ Liberia: Capitol Building Arson Trial Sets for August 28
▪ Nigeria: Lawmaker Condemns Brutalisation of Bus Driver By FRSC Officials
▪ Nigeria: At NBA Conference, Minister, Ezekwesili Differ On State of Economy Inbox Boko Haram Kill Soldiers, Abduct Schoolgirls
▪ Nigeria: Petrobras to Return to Nigeria As Nigeria Signs Five MOUs With Brazil
▪ Nigeria: Stanbic Ibtc Announces Return of Save and Enjoy Promo
▪ Liberia: Arcelormittal Appeals Lower Court s Ruling Holding It Liable for Bypassing Petroleum Safety Rules
▪ Tanzania: Tanzania Loses 1.7tri/ - to Illicit Trade Yearly
▪ Nigeria: Five Dead, Others Injured in Ebonyi Road Accident
▪ Somalia: Somali Prime Minister Attends China-Arab States Expo to Promote Investment Opportunities
▪ Nigeria: Tinubu Hails Petrobras Return As Nigeria Signs 5 MOUs With Brazil
▪ Zimbabwe: Turning Waste Into Wealth - Minister Urges Investment in Green Innovation
▪ South Africa: Western Cape Welcomes Efforts to Revitalise the National Rail System
▪ Nigeria: Highly Insensitive - Femi Falana Condemns Salary Hike Proposal for Politicians
▪ Nigeria: Air Peace to Begin Direct Flight From Lagos to Sao Paulo - Official
▪ Kenya: Sugarcane Farmers Oppose Residential Development Within Cane-Growing Zone
▪ Africa: African Women Have Less Access to the Internet Than Men - Solutions the G20 Can Champion
▪ Liberia: CDC Withdraws John Youbuty From Headquarters Construction Committee
▪ Mozambique: Mozambican State Owes 4.6 Million Dollars to Contractors in Nampula
▪ Nigeria: Passengers Stranded As Abuja-Kaduna Train Derails
▪ Egypt: Egypt to Launch New Financing Initiative for Reviving Stalled Factories
▪ Rwanda: AfDB, UN Partner to Support Refugees in Rwanda
▪ Namibia: Civil vs Structural vs Mechanical: Types of Consulting Engineers in Namibia Explained
▪ South Africa: A Decade and Millions of Rands Later, Eastern Cape Community Centre Still Incomplete
▪ South Africa: Gqeberha Protesters Torch Bus, Stone Truck, Demanding Electricity
▪ Africa: Remittances As Development Finance - Africa s Overlooked Billions
▪ Kenya: Fact or Fiction? Breaking Down Gachagua s US Tour Claims On Bills, Education and Health
▪ Namibia: Namibia Still Set On Relaunching National Airline Despite Past Air Namibia Collapse
▪ Zimbabwe: RBZ Moves to Rebrand Defiled ZWG Notes
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - August 26, 2025
▪ South Africa: Over 60% of Crimes Against Women by Known Perpetrators - South African News Briefs - August 27, 2025
▪ Nigeria: Traxport, Vecturis Sign Investment Agreement to Transform Freight Rail in Nigeria
▪ South Africa: E-hailing Drivers Blame Transport Dept for Soweto Murder - South African News Briefs - August 20, 2025
▪ South Africa: Climate Protesters Demand Reparations From Standard Bank for Fossil Fuel Investments
▪ Egypt: Egypt, Japan Sign 12 Agreements to Boost Investment, Trade Ties
▪ Nigeria: 3 More Bodies Recovered From Sokoto Boat Accident
▪ Uganda: Uganda Airlines Officials Snub Cosase Meeting Amid Procurement Scrutiny
▪ Africa: World Humanitarian Day - AU Commission Chairperson Pays Tribute to Humanitarian Workers
▪ Ethiopia: Amnesty Urges Ethiopia to Drop Proposed CSO Law Amendments, Warns of Total Closure of Civic Space
▪ Nigeria: Support Media With Tax Incentives, Relief On Import Duties, Soneye Urges Govt
▪ Nigeria: All Phones Must Be Switched Off During Flight Take-Off, Landing - NCAA
▪ Egypt: Egypt Electricity, Petroleum Ministries Coordinate to Boost Efficiency, Localise Industry
▪ Nigeria: NCAA Summons Cabin Crew, Emmanson for Investigation Over Ibom Air Incident
▪ Southern Africa: SADC People s Summit Demands End to Debt, Elitist Development Model
▪ Liberia: Sheriffs Seal NEC Headquarters Over $171k Debt
▪ Uganda: Police Recover Shs900m in Eight Months in Crackdown On Gold Scams
▪ Uganda: Govt Launches Affordable Electricity Connection Scheme in Kiboga
▪ Tanzania: Tanzania Unveils Strategic Projects to Gain From the EACOP Project
▪ Liberia: UNHCR Launches Five-Day Training for LRRRC Staff On Refugee Protection and Case Management
▪ Sudan: Kamil Idris Chairs Currency Control and Related Economic Issues Committee s Meeting
▪ Africa: Hype and Western Values Are Shaping AI Reporting in Africa - What Needs to Change
▪ Uganda: First Oil Will Matter, but Value Retention Matters More
▪ Southern Africa: Namibia Amplifies Role in Regional ICT Agenda
▪ Southern Africa: Namibia to Feel Pinch From Trump s Tariffs On SA
▪ Africa: The Role of Video Technology in Expanding Digital Education Across Africa
▪ Mozambique: Environmentalists Confident Case Against Us Funding of Mozambique LNG Project Will Succeed
▪ Ghana: President Mahama Jets Off to Japan and Singapore for Trade and Investment Talks
▪ Ghana: HFFG Lauds Govt for U.S.$ 24.5m Vaccine Co-Financing
▪ Ghana: Let s Honour Our Fallen Compatriots With Action
▪ Nigeria: Ecobank s Former Chairman Buys Nedbank s 21 Percent Stake for $100 Million
▪ South Africa: NHLS Targets 50% Reduction in Toxicology Backlog By 2025/26
▪ South Africa: Eskom Launches First-Ever Renewable Energy Offtake Programme
▪ Ethiopia: Labor Confederation Urges Private Sector to Follow Govt s Lead On Salary Increases for Workers
▪ Nigeria: United Nigeria Airlines Resumes Lagos, Abuja-Warri Flights August 25
▪ Rwanda: Why Rwanda s Space Economy Is a Catalyst for Innovation and Growth
▪ Uganda: FDC Unveils Five-Pillar Manifesto With Focus On Economy and Services
▪ Kenya: KeNHA Hires Chinese Contractor to Redesign Kisumu s Killer Roundabout
▪ Nigeria: Okonjo-Iweala - Saleswoman of WTO Bad Products
▪ Namibia: Namibia Beef, Charcoal Exports Face New EU Forest Rules
▪ Liberia: Liberian ICT Firms Warn of Sovereignty Risk in Foreign-Dominated Contracts Local Tech Leaders Call for Fair Procurement, Protection of National Data Systems
▪ Botswana: Air Botswana Gobbles P1 Billion
▪ Somalia: Somali President Appoints Former Ambassador to Head Mogadishu Port
▪ Southern Africa: SADC Expedites Roadmap Dev t to Transform Economic Corridor
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia Raises Civil Servants Salaries
▪ Tanzania: Tanzania to Provide 80 Percent of Citizens With Clean Energy
▪ Nigeria: Two Killed, Three Injured As Mining Pit Collapses in Ebonyi
▪ Morocco: Renew Capital Backs Morocco s Hypeo Ai to Scale Marketing Platform
▪ Africa: Mest Targets Fintech Startups in 2025 Africa Challenge
▪ Nigeria: Ex-Militants Raise Concerns Over Operations of Sterling Oil, Demand Community Engagement
▪ Nigeria: Tinubu Joins World Leaders in Tokyo to Woo Investors, Shape Africa s Future
▪ Nigeria: NLC Rejects Govt s Directive Barring Civil Servants From Politics
▪ Nigeria: Naira Devaluation Eroded Nigeria s $47.90 New Minimum Wage - U.S. Report
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - August 19, 2025
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Economy Stabilises. but Nigerians Are Still Hungry
▪ Nigeria: Dust Over Okonjo-Iweala s Upbeat Economy Rating
▪ South Africa: Maponya Mall Assures All Public Transport Allowed - South African News Briefs - August 19, 2025
▪ Nigeria: 30 Feared Dead in Sokoto Boat Accident
▪ Malawi: Maize Prices Soar to K85,000 Per 50kg, Pushing Malawians to the Brink
▪ Southern Africa: Nandi-Ndaitwah Calls On SADC Countries to Prioritise Youth Digital Transformation
▪ Nigeria: Kidney Disease - Tinubu Slashes Dialysis Cost to #x20A6;12,000
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia Raises Civil Servants Salaries - Degree-Holder Entry Pay Set At 11,500 Birr From September
▪ Ethiopia: Rising Taxes, Shrinking Wallets: How Ethiopia s Fiscal Reforms Strain Low-Income Households Amid High Inflation, Stagnant Wages
▪ Kenya: Raila Would Be Implementing Same Reforms, Including SHA, If He Were President - Ruto
▪ Nigeria: Sokoto Boat Accident - 26 Rescued, 25 Still Missing As Search Continues
▪ Nigeria: A Grantsmanship and Mentorship Programme Is Shaping the Future of Medical Research in Nigeria
▪ Kenya: Unon Expansion Positions Nairobi As a Global UN Hub
▪ Tanzania: New Minimum Wage for the Tanzanian Private Sector Is Underway
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia s Federal Civil Service Commission Announces Salary Increment for Civil Servants
▪ Africa: Africa Leaders Launch Sustain Initiative to Finance Stronger Health Systems
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia s Electricity Coverage Reaches 54 Percent
▪ Zimbabwe: Fresh Fire Ravages Glen View Complex, Traders Count Loses
▪ Liberia: Mining - Three Cso Groups Condemn U.S.$1.8m Deal
▪ Kenya: Why Kenya s Poultry Sector Needs a Backbone
▪ Nigeria: Sokoto Boat Mishap - 3 Family Members, 23 Others Missing
▪ Somalia: Somalia s Illicit Gulper Shark Oil Trade Threatens the Entire Species
▪ West Africa: Nigeria s Tourism Industry Viable Economic Driver - Ononogbu
▪ Nigeria: LG Boss to Support Potato Value Chain Project
▪ Nigeria: Zenith Bank s Culture of Innovation, Integrity Phenomenal - Shettima
▪ Nigeria: FG Pledges Support As Transport Varsity Matriculates 529 Students
▪ Nigeria: Commission Tasks Sokoto Mdas On Budget Design
▪ Nigeria: In Demonstration of Responsiveness, Tinubu Approves N16.7bn for Reconstruction of Mokwa Bridge in Niger
▪ Nigeria: To Spotlight Investment Opportunities in 36 States, Nigerian Governors to Launch Platform, Investopedia
▪ Nigeria: Reps Committee Warns Baro Inland Port May Become Wasted Investment
▪ Uganda: Nema to Address Complaints Over Luwero Sugar Factory
▪ Uganda: Uganda Embassy in Washington Launches Export Readiness Training for 100 Artisans
▪ Nigeria: Son of Nigeria s Ex-Military Leader Babangida Did Not Turn Down State Bank Job As Claimed Online
▪ East Africa: Ethiopia, ISA Ink First Solar Framework Deal in Africa
▪ Ethiopia: Experts Urge Regional Support for Ethiopia s Seaport Access Efforts
▪ Africa: Ethiopia s Role in Africa s Aviation Sector
▪ East Africa: GERD - Ethiopia s Gift to African Solidarity and Growth
▪ Africa: Agenda 2063 in Action - AFCFTA Pushes Africa Toward Self-Reliant Industrialization
▪ Sudan: Industry and Trade Minister Reveals Steps to Revive Industrial Sector in Khartoum and Gezira States
▪ Nigeria: Lessons From the Kwam 1 Fiasco
▪ Nigeria: Coalition Hails Rivers Sole Administrator for Rescuing Civil Service
▪ Zambia: Child Miners Risk Death in Zambia s Copper Pits
▪ Namibia: Resetting Employer-Employee Relations in Namibia s Retail, Wholesale Sector
▪ Africa: Tech Firms Launch Joint Venture for African AI Development
▪ Nigeria: Comfort Emmanson Speaks On Ibom Air Saga
▪ Liberia: Western Cluster - Western Cluster Limited Reaffirms Commitment to Bomi Development
▪ Kenya: Mudavadi - Local Missteps Harm and Scare Foreign Investors At Counties
▪ South Africa: Maponya Mall Shooting a Threat to Public Transport System Stability
▪ Nigeria: Over 4,000 Large Taxpayers Yet to Complete FIRS E-Invoicing System Onboarding - Official
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Inflation Rate Eases to 21.88 Percent in July - NBS
▪ Tanzania: Deputy Governor Sauda Kassim Msemo s Vision for Inclusive Finance in Tanzania
▪ Nigeria: Ethnic Nationalities Sue EFCC, NNPCL Chief Financial Officer Over Refineries Rehabilitation
▪ South Africa: Cosatu Observes the Tragic Death of 44 Workers Killed in Marikana 13 Years Ago
▪ South Africa: 10-Hour Power Outage to Hit Cape Town Next Week
▪ Ghana: Ghana s War On Illegal Mining Has Failed - We Set Out to Find Out Why
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia Enhances Regional Integration By Supplying Electricity to Neighboring Nations
▪ Namibia: Namibia Ratifies Convention to Protect Workers With Family Obligations
▪ Nigeria: NNPCL, NLNG to De-Risk Critical Infrastructure, Expand Gas Supply Network
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopian Water Technology Institute Expands National, Regional Capacity Building Programs
▪ Nigeria: 3rd Mainland Bridge Contract Not Yet Awarded - Govt
▪ Somalia: Somalia Launches Danabeysan Digital Payment System to Boost Transparency and Efficiency
▪ East Africa: Govt to Push Private Sector Agenda Ahead of Key EAC Trade Summits
▪ Tunisia: More Than 804,800 Tunisians Have Obtained a Loan From Microfinance Institutions
▪ Nigeria: How GDP Rebasing Spotlights Growing Non-Oil Sector
▪ Nigeria: NLC, NUEE Reject Planned Electricity Subsidy Removal
▪ Africa: Nigeria Tops As Singapore s West Africa Trade Surges 85% to $7.47bn
▪ Nigeria: UN Ranks Nigeria 8th On African Industrialisation Index, 98th Globally
▪ Nigeria: In New Regulatory Guidelines, ICRC Decentralises Project Approvals to MDAs to Fastrack Delivery
▪ Nigeria: 109 Senators Pay Enough for 4,708 Professors Salaries
▪ Nigeria: Many Traders Feared Dead in Sokoto Boat Mishap
▪ Zimbabwe: Horror Crash Claims Four Along Chinhoyi-Harare Highway
▪ Nigeria: Kaduna Updates Tax Laws to Meet Global Standards
▪ Nigeria: Dangote Refinery s Direct Petrol Distribution Yet to Begin
▪ Nigeria: 40 Missing, 10 Rescued in Sokoto Boat Mishap
▪ South Africa: Former Speaker Mapisa-Nqakula s Corruption Case Resumes - South African News Briefs - August 18, 2025
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - August 18, 2025
▪ Gambia: Govt Eyes 90 Percent Electricity Coverage By End of 2025
▪ Tanzania: 22 Missing, 3 Rescued in Gold Mine Collapse in NW Tanzania
▪ Congo-Kinshasa: U.S. Sanctions Armed Groups, Companies Fueling Conflict in Eastern DR Congo
▪ Liberia: Business Cry Foul As National Wash Commission Accused of Unlawful Shutdowns, Money Extortion
▪ Liberia: LFA President Raji Unveils Record Prize Increases for Men s and Women s Leagues
▪ Liberia: Business Mogul Cllr. George B. Kailondo to Open $1.3m State-of-the-Art Brilliant Minds International Christian School
▪ Liberia: Montserrado s District 17 - Liberty Investment Begins 2km Concrete Pavement and Drainage Project in Five Communities
▪ Liberia: Arept Launches Official Website to Boost Public Access to Anti-Corruption Efforts
▪ Uganda: Stanbic Bank Pmi Shows Continued Expansion Despite Cost Pressures
▪ Uganda: KCB Bank Uganda Partners With Motorsport Federation for Fort Portal Rally
▪ Uganda: Entebbe Airport HR Manager Charged With Corruption, Remanded to Luzira
▪ Liberia: Plan International Donates Vehicles, Motorbikes to Boost Women s Empowerment Project
▪ Namibia: Minister Theofelus Unveils Heroes Day Logo and Theme
▪ Ethiopia: Advancing Ethiopia s Trade Economy With Improved Seaport Facilities
▪ Ethiopia: How to Use Social Media to Fast Track Peace Building Endeavors
▪ Ghana: Melcom Donates 25 Medical Refrigerators to Hospitals
▪ Ghana: Ghana Link Expresses Sorrow Over Death of 8
▪ Ghana: Gbese Mantse, Dr Apaak, Others Pay Tribute in Memory of Victims
▪ Ghana: Energy Ministry Approves Atuabo Gas Plant Maintenance
▪ Ghana: Prioritise Capital Expenditure to Generate More Revenue for Debt Repayment - Emal
▪ Liberia: China, Liberia Deepen Economic Ties As Participants Conclude Industrial Clustering Seminar
▪ East Africa: GERD - Powering Regional Integration
▪ East Africa: Ethiopia Launches 25-Year Strategy to Modernize Construction Sector
▪ Ghana: Yango Ghana Recognised As Great Place to Work
▪ Ghana: We Can Reduce Oil Bill By Producing Fuel From Waste Plastics - Prof. Dankwah
▪ Kenya: Steer Clear of the Scam Tactics Used in This Fake Online Ad for Hundreds of Jobs At Kenyan Roads Agency
▪ Tanzania: BMH Hailed for Opening Kidney Transplant Unit Worth 1.5bn/-
▪ Uganda: Powering the Digital Future
▪ Somalia: Somali Cabinet Passes Mining, Employment Laws Amid Ongoing Anti-Militant Push
▪ Tanzania: Tanzania Eyes to Claim Sub Saharan s Helm in Mining Sector
▪ Nigeria: Sokoto Partners With Unicef On Programme-Based Budgeting
▪ Uganda: Tororo Roads Committee Rejects Municipal Work Plan Citing Delays and Poor Road Quality
▪ Nigeria: FRSC Issues Advisory On Katsina - Batsari Bridge Collapse
▪ Nigeria: Patronise Locally Made Products, FG Urges Nigerians
▪ Zimbabwe: They Are Lying - Bedridden Nurse Challenges Zimbabwe Govt s Support Statement After On-Duty Injury
▪ Nigeria: MOFI Takes Over Presidential Fertiliser Initiative From Nsia
▪ Nigeria: Looming Strike - FG Assures On Payment of 7 Months Arrears of Doctors, Health Workers
▪ Nigeria: Salary Deduction - Lagos NMA Warns of Indefinite Strike
▪ Somalia: Hirshabelle State Minister Fired After Comments On Tax Grievances
▪ South Africa: South Africa Braces for Heavy Job Losses As Stiff U.S. Tariffs Take Hold
▪ Kenya: President Ruto Orders Release of Over 9,000 Motorcycles With No Cases
▪ Zimbabwe: You Can Not Aspire to Wear Second-Hand Clothes - Harare Mayor Says Following Government Ban On Their Import and Sale
▪ Nigeria: NLC, Atiku Ask Police to Release Sowore
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria Aviation Lost $3.5bn to Poor Infrastructure - Rewane
▪ Liberia: Arcelor Mittal - Public Works Official Commends AML
▪ Ghana: Abducted Ugandan Student Jailed Over Anti-Museveni Tiktok Video
▪ Nigeria: Traders Count Losses As Fake N1,000 Notes Flood Ilorin Markets
▪ Nigeria: Telecoms Blackout Looms As Base Station Operators, Diesel Suppliers Battle
▪ Nigeria: Blue Economy - Freight Forwarders Raise Alarm Over Sabotage of Govt Reforms
▪ Nigeria: Stop Blackmail, Pay Your Debts, Gas Suppliers Counter Telecom Operators
▪ Nigeria: 13 Suspects Face Prosecution As Mining Marshals Shut Down Illegal Quarry in Abuja
▪ Nigeria: 3 Weeks Blackout Cripples Businesses in Kwara
▪ Nigeria: Grid Collapse - Labour Unions Urge Govt to Reverse Power Privatisation
▪ Nigeria: How Nigeria Loses Billions At Free Trade Zones - Reps Committee
▪ Zimbabwe: Labour Court Upholds Teacher s Award, Slams Watershed College in Contract Dispute
▪ Uganda: Archbishop Kaziimba Mugalu Hails Postbank for Driving Financial Inclusion Across the Country
▪ Nigeria: Carloha, Chery Announced As Official Automobile Sponsors of 2025 Oluyole Golf Tournament
▪ Liberia: CBL Trains Journalists On Monetary Policy Communications
▪ Liberia: Firestone Reacts to Patel s Claim
▪ Uganda: EABC ,EADB to Host East African Business and Investment Summit Expo 2025
▪ Liberia: No More Business As Usual - Liberia Musicians Union New Certified Leadership Takes Full Control
▪ Liberia: You Are Educators and Watchdogs - CBL Urges Journalists to Lead Accurate Economic Reporting
▪ Nigeria: Power - TCN Spends N88 Billion On Vandalised Infrastructure
▪ Ghana: Helicopter Crash Kills Several Ghanaian Govt Officials
▪ Ghana: Ghana Declares Mourning After Ministers Killed in Helicopter Crash
▪ South Africa: Ramaphosa, Trump Discuss Bilateral Trade Matters in Phone Call As Tariffs Come Into Effect
▪ South Africa: Ugandans in South Africa to Enjoy Equity Bank Services
▪ Liberia: CBL Urges Accurate, Responsible Economic Reporting
▪ Liberia: LTA Chair Massaquoi Dismisses Viral $10k Salary, Fuel Cash Allegations
▪ Tanzania: Govt Initiates Project to Expand, Digitalise Seeds Quality
▪ South Africa: Former Rail Line Occupiers Demand Electricity
▪ South Africa: Decision to Grant Permission to Eskom to Build New Nuclear Power Station Upheld
▪ Africa: Comprehensive Comparison of Leading Global Anti-Static Flooring Brands for Data Centers
▪ Kenya: Mudavadi Advocates Diplomatic Efforts Amid Trade Tariffs Tiff With Tanzania
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - August 7, 2025
▪ Liberia: Liberia Risks Losing Millions in Climate Finance Without Carbon Market Authority
▪ Africa: Can Africa Stand Together Against Trump s Tariff Assault?
▪ Kenya: Probe Underway After Train Slams Into Bus - Leaving 8 Dead, Scores Injured
▪ South Africa: Gauteng Health Assures Medicine Availability - South African News Briefs - August 8, 2025
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - August 8, 2025
▪ Botswana: Botswana at a Crossroads: From Khama s Legacy to Boko s Bold Gamble - Can the Diamond State Survive Its Political and Economic Reckoning?
▪ Africa: Lesotho Gears Up for Africa Cultural and Trade Expo
▪ Kenya: Kebs - Kalonzo s Claim of 25,000mt Unfit Sugar Untrue
▪ South Africa: Repairs to Crumbling Clinic Delayed
▪ Kenya: Over 300 Kenya School of Agriculture Students Set for Paid Internships in UK
▪ South Africa: Financial Action Task Force Conducts On-Site Assessment in SA
▪ West Africa: Sahel Countries Navigate Uncertainty Following Split From Ecowas Bloc
▪ South Africa: Government Welcomes Renewable Energy Investments Initiative
▪ South Africa: Government Announces Measures to Assist Exporters
▪ South Africa: Golden Arrow Bus Fares Go Up on 11 August - South African News Briefs - July 31, 2025
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - July 31, 2025
▪ Africa: Fields, Funds, and Digital - How Women Are Driving Africa s Economic Future
▪ Congo-Kinshasa: Barcelona Signs Shirt Sponsorship Deal with War-Torn DR Congo
▪ Lesotho: Is Parliament s M1 Billion Bid Feasible?
▪ Ghana: Ministry Cautions Against Fraudulent Agricultural Financing Schemes
▪ Africa: African Nations Urged To Form Strong Coalitions To Bridge Funding Gap for Development
▪ Africa: Trump Administration Dials Back on Trade Tariffs, But 30% Import Charges Loom for Some
▪ Liberia: Alternative National Congress Holds the Key to Unlocking Liberia s Economic Future - Dr. Mohamed a. Sheriff
▪ Ghana: Zanzibar Explores Zoomlion s Model for Sustainable Waste Management
▪ Liberia: Revenue, Reform and Representation
▪ South Africa: Cosatu Statement On US Tariff Announcement On South African Exports
▪ Ghana: Gold Board Is a Game Changer for Ghana s Economy - Deputy Majority Leader Boldly Asserts
▪ Liberia: Govt Launches Phase II of Msme Line of Credit With $3.5 Million Disbursement
▪ Ghana: We Have Enough Dollars to Support Imports - BoG Governor
▪ Namibia: Flood-Damaged Roads to Cost N$467 Million to Fix
▪ Nigeria: FG - We ve Opened Single-Digit Mortgage Loans for Nigerians
▪ South Africa: Renewable Energy Revolution Isn t Just Electric - It s Female
▪ South Africa: No Resilient Economy Without Gender Equality
▪ Namibia: Namibia Targets Full Digital Transformation
▪ Africa: CIIE HQF: Driving Forces Behind Deepening China-Africa Collaboration
▪ Zimbabwe: Diaspora Remittances Rise to U.S.$635.2 Million
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria Affected As Trump Slams Fresh 15 Percent Tariff On Nations
▪ Ghana: Special Prosecutor Demands Fair Wages and Salaries for Staff to Effectively Discharge Their Duties
▪ Ethiopia: Tigray Interim Admin, Simret Party Trade Accusations Over Deadly Border Attack
▪ Africa: Africa Braces for Fallout As Us Tariff Deadline Is Pushed Back a Week
▪ Nigeria: Petrol Tankers to Stop Loading Beyond 45,000l By October1 - Ipman
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▪ Tanzania: Tanzania Approves the 2nd Phase of the Statistical Master Plan
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▪ Nigeria: Govt Moves to Reduce $1.2bn Fish Import Bill With Local Production
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▪ Uganda: AfDB, EABC Sign $1 Million Grant Deal to Boost Regional Industrialization
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▪ Kenya: Aviation Sector Boosts Kenya s Q1 Petroleum Consumption
▪ Liberia: Bong County - Former Supt. Walker Claims That Her Administration s Savings Fund Is Funding Current Projects.
▪ Liberia: Lacra Acting Boss Engages Stakeholders
▪ Senegal: Air Senegal and Asky Sign Codeshare Deal to Expand Regional Routes
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▪ South Africa: Call to Address Widening Insurance Protection Gap
▪ South Africa: Nearly One Million South Africans Apply for Just 5,500 Police Jobs
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▪ Ghana: Organised Crime Unit Investigates Politicians for Alleged Illegal Mining
▪ Zimbabwe: Small-Scale Miners Demand Simpler Formalisation, Raise Red Flags Over New Mines Bill
▪ Ghana: IMF Disburses $367m to Ghana As Economy Outperforms
▪ Africa: BYDFi s Advanced Trading Bots: Perfect for Trading Bitcoin, Solana, Polkadot, and Other Popular Altcoins
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▪ Cote d Ivoire: Ivory Coast Is First in Sub-Saharan Africa to Issue ESG Samurai Bonds
▪ Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Stock Exchange Lists Itself in Landmark Move
▪ Namibia: Domestic Workers Excluded From Housing and Land Ownership
▪ Tanzania: The Sea Is the Limit, but Not for Tanzanians
▪ Uganda: Economists Raise Eyebrows As Debt Repayments Dominate Q1 Budget Spending
▪ Tanzania: Tanzania Decorates President Samia Hassan for Outstanding Leadership
▪ South Africa: FlySafair Warns Pilots Over Strike Action - South African News Briefs - July 18, 2025
▪ South Africa: Mchunu Accused of Giving Junior Female Worker Massive Promotion and Special Treatment
▪ Liberia: W/Bank Says Liberia Is Reform-Ready
▪ Liberia: World Bank Sounds Alarm On Liberia s Failing Public Services
▪ Nigeria: Nigerian Nurses Reject Govt Circular On Allowances
▪ Rwanda: High-Grade Lithium Deposits Found in Rwanda
▪ Africa: Oxfam Reaction to ICIJ Investigation Exposing the World Bank s Harmful Privatization of Healthcare in Africa
▪ Nigeria: Tinubu Urged to Probe NNPCL s Failure to Revive Port Harcourt Refinery
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia, Zambia Deepen Bilateral Relations
▪ Lesotho: Lesotho Declares Unemployment a National Disaster
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - July 11, 2025
▪ Nigeria: Govt Engages Kano Market Leaders, Traders On Consumer Protection
▪ Zimbabwe: Delta Raises Alarm Over High Sugar Prices, Urges Review of Costly Sugar Tax
▪ Africa: Mastering Self-Advocacy and Closing the Sale - Lessons in Confidence, Community and Courage
▪ Africa: Afrishela Fund s Alternative Credit Assessment - Another Promising Approach to Narrowing the Gender Financing Gap
▪ Kenya: 2X Global and Gra #xE7;a Machel Trust Investor Meetup in Nairobi
▪ Tanzania: Kinyerezi Gas-Powered Plant Underway to Generate 1,000 Megawatts
▪ Nigeria: Govt to Engage 21,782 Unemployed Youth in Second Phase of Renewed Hope Employment Initiative
▪ Uganda: Uganda Re-Opens Bunagana-Mupaka Border Points With DR Congo
▪ South Africa: Stitch Acquires Efficacy Payments to Offer Direct Card Acquiring
▪ Africa: Seedstars to Co-Manage Seco Startup Fund With $6.3m to Deploy
▪ Zambia: Mineral-Rich Zambia, South Africa Aim to Lead Global Clean Energy Research
▪ Liberia: House Summons Transport Officials
▪ Liberia: Nasscorp Marks Milestone As Beneficiaries Applaud Its Impact
▪ Mauritius: Minister Gunness Launches Upgrading Works On Julius Nyerere Avenue and B1-M1 Link Road
▪ Liberia: Napdol Lauds Justice Gbeisay for Empowering Lawyers
▪ Liberia: EU Praises Fishmongers, Cmas At Project Closing Ceremony
▪ Liberia: U.S. Hails Ivanhoe Rail Access Deal
▪ Kenya: Tiktoker Arrested for Allegedly Inciting Violence Against Police Officers and Family
▪ Africa: Africans Accuse Trump of Chasing Minerals and Mocking Their Presidents
▪ Nigeria: Rivers Indigenes Urge Court to Reverse Senate s Approval of State s Budget, Appointments
▪ Somalia: Somali Government Launches Plan to Reopen Blocked Roads and Ease Traffic in Mogadishu
▪ Somalia: Somalia s Finance Minister Biixi Imaan Cige Named Africa s Best Finance Minister of 2025
▪ Zimbabwe: Harare Residents Slam Prepaid Meter Rollout As Threat to Basic Rights
▪ South Africa: R60-Million Debt Leaves Hundreds of Gauteng Schools in the Dark
▪ Nigeria: Peter Obi Pays Condolence Visit to Late Dantata s Family in Kano
▪ Nigeria: Ganduje Inaugurated As FAAN Board Chair
▪ Nigeria: Project One Million Barrels Adds 300,000bpd to Nigeria s Oil Production - NUPRC
▪ Algeria: Gara Djebilet, Project of Century Reshaping Algeria s Economic Landscape
▪ Nigeria: Dangote Targets 100% Domestic Crude Supply By Late 2025 - Report
▪ Africa: EUCOM and AFRICOM Host Joint Industry Forum
▪ Kenya: Tribunal Finds Ezekiel Mutua s Sh27.6mn Pay Rise Irregular, Upholds Surcharge On Board Member
▪ Nigeria: Govt Secures $747m Loan for Lagos-Calabar Highway Construction
▪ Nigeria: FIRS Has Made Significant Progress - IMF
▪ Nigeria: We ve Uncovered Massive Fraud in Nigeria s Oil and Gas Industry - EFCC
▪ Kenya: Kenya s BuuPass Raises Strategic Funding From Yango Ventures
▪ Sudan: Kamil Idris Meets Qatari Ambassador, Affirms Strength of Bilateral Relations
▪ Africa: Lotto Champ Reviews 2025: Does This AI Software Tool Really Help You Win? Read This Before Buying!
▪ Nigeria: Anambra Aims High in Ease of Doing Business, Deepens Digital Reforms
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▪ Kenya: Kenya Eyes 5.5mn Tourists By 2027 Through Collaboration
▪ Africa: Celebrating Women Entrepreneurs in African Markets - Wcw Country Forums Make Their Mark
▪ Kenya: KCAA Okays Kenya s First Drone Corridor At Konza Technopolis
▪ Algeria: Trump Sends Tariff Letters to 8 More Countries
▪ Africa: Critical Minerals and Tech Dependency - a Key G20 Issue for Africa
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▪ Kenya: Govt Halts Sugarcane Milling in Western Region Amid Shortage
▪ Western Sahara: Morocco and the Plundering of Western Sahara
▪ East Africa: Exclusive - Yamaha Faces Heat Over Monopoly Deal in Malawi - - COMESA Cracks the Whip
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▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - July 10, 2025
▪ Liberia: Where Did You Learn to Speak English? - Trump Asks Liberia President
▪ Ethiopia: AfDB Approves $50m Trade Finance Guarantee to Boost SMEs, Local Corporates Via Awash Bank
▪ South Africa: Scam or Solution? Online Battle Rages Over South Africa s Just Energy Transition
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▪ Nigeria: Three-Storey Building Collapses On Lagos Island, Many Injured
▪ Nigeria: Oil Theft - Govt Creates 37 New Evacuation Routes for Crude Oil
▪ Gambia: Rural Gambians Defy Ban, Burn Charcoal for Survival
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▪ Malawi: NBM PLC Assures On Akiba Turn-Over - Approve K59 Billion Dividend
▪ Nigeria: Blue Economy Ministry, National Policy Attracted Greater Attention to Maritime Sector - Shippers Council
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria Signs Manpower Agreement With Saint Lucia, Deploys Nurses to Jamaica
▪ Nigeria: IMF Welcomes Nigeria s New Tax Law, Warns Revenue Gains May Be Delayed
▪ Malawi: RBM Applauded for Championing Women-Led Businesses in Malawi
▪ Nigeria: First Nigerian Owned Container Vessel Arrives Lagos
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria Woos Foreign Airlines As Ethiopian s Frequencies Hit 31
▪ Nigeria: Again, Mutfwang, Plateau APC Trade Words Over Alleged Planned Defection
▪ Nigeria: Top Politicians Defect in Major Nigerian Party Shake-Up
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - July 3, 2025
▪ Nigeria: Sanwo-Olu Inaugurates Major Road Projects
▪ Nigeria: Review 2025 Budget, IMF Tells Govt
▪ Namibia: Kunene s Jobless Youth Headache
▪ Namibia: Economy Registers 2.7 Percent Inflation-Proof Growth
▪ Africa: Namibia Urged to Join Africa Free Trade
▪ Nigeria: Lagos Govt Suspends BRT Lane Enforcement On Eko Bridge, Odo Iya-Alaro
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Active Oil Rigs Rise to 44 As Govt Allocates N326bn to Host Communities
▪ South Africa: Cape Town Warns of Fake Health Inspectors - South African News Briefs - July 3, 2025
▪ Namibia: Residents Owe Tsumeb N$200 Million ...Municipality Marches On Amid Challenges
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria to End Diesel Dependency, Cut Carbon Emissions - Shettima
▪ Nigeria: Review 2025 Budget, IMF Tells Govt
▪ Zimbabwe: Chivayo Splurges On U.S.$79 Million Private Jet
▪ Ethiopia: UK Reinforces Commitment to Boosting Ethiopia s Economic Landscape, Reform
▪ Uganda: Ugandan Startups Face Privacy Compliance Challenges, Seek Practical Solution
▪ Nigeria: NMA Gives Govt 21-Day Ultimatum to Withdraw New Circular On Salary Adjustment
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria Ll End Diesel Dependency, Cut Carbon Emissions With Integrated Hybrid Energy - Shettima
▪ Tanzania: Tanzania Opts to Use Nuclear Energy to Generate Electricity
▪ Nigeria: Senate Commends CBN for Mid-Year Economic Gains
▪ Nigeria: IMF Hails Nigeria s Economic Reforms, Says Growth Projected At 3.4 Percent in 2025
▪ Nigeria: Nigerian Health Workers Threaten Strike, Give 21-Day Ultimatum
▪ Rwanda: How Drones Are Revolutionising Pig Farming in Rwanda
▪ Zimbabwe: Over 9,000 Illegal Transport Operators Arrested in Six Months
▪ Africa: Drowning in Debt - New Forum in Sevilla Offers Borrowers Chance to Rebalance the Books
▪ Africa: Sevilla - Without Sustainable Development, There Is Neither Hope Nor Security
▪ Africa: Space Is Not the Final Frontier - It Is the Foundation of Our Future - UN Deputy Chief
▪ Ghana: Ghana and India - Narendra Modi s Visit Rekindles Historical Ties
▪ Uganda: Uganda s Ride-Hailing Motorbike Service Promised Safety - but Drivers Are Under Pressure to Speed
▪ Namibia: Namibia at the USA-Africa Business Summit: Gateway to Southern Africa s Emerging Markets
▪ Africa: The Investment Case for Africa s Displaced Women Entrepreneurs
▪ Liberia: Looking Inside Nasscorp Ahead of Its 50th Anniversary
▪ Namibia: Government Debt Rises, External Sector Shows Signs of Strain, Says Bank of Namibia
▪ Uganda: Bugerere Rally Returns to Kayunga With Boost for Local School
▪ Ghana: Paripesa App for Ghana - What You Need to Know Before You Tap Download
▪ South Africa: Trump Says Elon Musk Would Go Broke Without U.S. Subsidies
▪ Ghana: Indonesia Expresses Interest in Ghana s Renewable Energy Sector
▪ Namibia: Namibia Launches Second Global African Hydrogen Summit
▪ Uganda: Museveni Hails Jinja Agricultural Show for Promoting Agriculture, Tourism, Minerals, and Services
▪ Nigeria: Afreximbank Raises Lending Facility for Oando to $375m
▪ Nigeria: Kogi Domestic Debt Stands At #x20A6;20.38b, Acquires 15 Mining Licenses, Govt
▪ Nigeria: Why Nigeria s Oil Production Level Stagnated in Past One Year - Minister
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia Tables 1.93 Trn Birr Budget to Drive Revenue, Reform
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria Commits to $40 Billion Intra-African Trade Financing
▪ Zimbabwe: ZWG Proving Difficult to Utilise - Hippo Valley
▪ Zimbabwe: Company Executives Arrested for Manufacturing Illicit Ethanol-Laced Brews
▪ Namibia: Namibia Officially Launches First AfCFTA Export Consignment
▪ Nigeria: Electricity - NISO Pledges Reliable Grid, Seeks Public Trust
▪ Uganda: Uganda Plots Cleaner Fuel Future Under New Energy Plan
▪ Liberia: Harper Port Director Backs Port Autonomy Bill, Cites Hope and Hurdles Ahead
▪ Liberia: LWSC, Public Works Launch $1.5m Water Project for 2,500 Monrovia Households
▪ Tanzania: Tanzania, Vietnam to Deepen Ties in Trade, Investment
▪ Tanzania: Kagera Records Historic Investment Growth
▪ Liberia: Bong County s Sankofa Farm Leads Liberia s Vegetable Production Push With Backing From Ministry of Agriculture
▪ Mauritius: Mauritius and Sharjah Reaffirm Commitment to Deepen Strategic Cooperation
▪ Namibia: NIPDB Welcomes Realignment to Ministry of International Relations and Trade (MIRT)
▪ Nigeria: Wike to Meet Area Council Chairmen, Nut, Nans Over Teachers Strike
▪ Kenya: Qatar Airways Adds One Daily Flight to Doha-Nairobi Route
▪ Zimbabwe: Nestl #xE9; Zimbabwe Boosts Cerevita Production to Meet Rising Demand
▪ Africa: African Leaders Urge Nuclear Energy Adoption to Drive Growth
▪ South Africa: South Africa Issues First Permit to Vaccinate Against Avian Influenza
▪ Nigeria: Tranos Begins Construction of 800mw Solar Panel Plant to Boost Nigeria s Energy Industry
▪ South Africa: Gauteng Blames Teachers Pay Delays on Verification Issues - South African News Briefs - July 2, 2025
▪ Africa: All of Africa Today - July 2, 2025
▪ Namibia: FIC to Address 13 Deficiencies By May 2026
▪ Namibia: AR Trashes City s Electricity Tariff Hike
▪ Malawi: Luthando Holdings Pocketed K1.3 Billion and Vanished - No Motorcycles for Presidential Escort Delivered
▪ Uganda: Housing Finance Bank and Partners Champion Lifesaving Blood Drive
▪ Africa: Which are Some of the Best Welcome Bonuses Available to iGaming Fans in Africa?
▪ Mauritius: NPCC Unveils Key Research Findings to Drive SME Productivity and Growth
▪ West Africa: As Naseni Boss Calls On West African Countries to Unlock Technology Potentials
▪ Africa: AfDB s President Calls for Enhanced USA Investment in Africa
▪ Africa: USA-Africa Private Sector Collaboration Game Changer - AUC Chairperson
▪ Kenya: Safaricom Named Africa s Most Admired Brand At 2025 Brand Africa Awards
▪ Namibia: NNN Wants Stronger Energy Partnerships
▪ Africa: Unlock the Fun: Discover the Vibrant World of Color Game on Gamezone
▪ Namibia: Nampower Breaks Ground for Biggest Solar Plant ...N$1.8 Billion Investment
▪ Malawi: We Just Want to Work - the Struggle of Informal Traders in Malawi
▪ Zimbabwe: A New Solar Power Plant Powers Progress in Zimbabwe s Renewable Energy Sector
▪ Africa: At EU Parliament, Kalu Advocates for Near-Shoring to Boost Africa s Economic Growth,
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia Seeks Closer Urban Dev t Ties With BRICS Nations

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