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[Nile Post] President Museveni has said among the eight presidential candidates in the 2026 race, he is the best for the job.
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Opposition leader Anicet-Georges Dologuelé has entered the presidential race in Central African Republic, defying calls from the opposition coalition to boycott the vote.
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Cameroon's opposition parties are rallying to challenge President Paul Biya's decades-long rule in the 2025 election. But with state power, resources, and institutions on his side, can real change break through?
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[Scrolla] Colombia beat South Africa 3-1 in the U20 World Cup last-16, ending Amajita's impressive run after strong group stage wins. Coach Raymond Mdaka praised his players, saying the experience will help build South Africa's next generation after their Afcon victory earlier this year.
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[Scrolla] South African households pay R3,600 per megawatt-hour for electricity which is higher than the US and almost as much as Japan. Eskom says people still underpay, but experts blame corruption, high salaries and waste for driving electricity costs up year after year.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo will start building gold reserves to bolster its currency and lift its economy, the central bank governor said, joining a rush in Africa and elsewhere to stockpile the precious metal as prices soar. Gold prices, which hit record highs above $4 000 an ounce on...
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Seyi Ebenezer cut his teeth in the cut- and-thrust financial world of Lagos, under the wing of the late Nigerian banking legend Herbert Wigwe. He worked in senior roles at Keystone Bank and Access Bank in Nigeria, facilitating capital and debt deals of more than $450m.
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Israel and Hamas have agreed to the first phase of a ceasefire and hostage-prisoner swap under U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace framework, the parties announced on Thursday after indirect talks in Egypt. This first phase calls for an immediate pause to fighting, the release of Israeli...
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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has written to United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, rejecting allegations made by Ethiopia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and calling for renewed international engagement to ensure the full implementation of...
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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- The Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has written to United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, rejecting allegations made by Ethiopia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and calling for renewed international engagement to ensure the full implementation of...
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Five people were injured on Thursday following a Russian drone attack on Ukraine’s southern Odesa region, according to local authorities.
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[spotlight] In several countries, the public is given an opportunity to share their views with regulators before new medicines are registered or to engage with those choosing essential medicines. In South Africa, however, opportunities for such public participation remains limited. In his latest #...
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UNICEF reports that more than 3.3 million children now need urgent humanitarian assistance, as schools close and hunger spreads across the country.
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Real Madrid have officially confirmed that Dean Huijsen has sustained a muscle injury to the soleus in his left leg, according to today’s medical report from the club. The announcement states that further updates will follow, but it marks a setback for the promising young defender. The diagnosis...
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Scarcely a day goes by without the unveiling of huge infrastructure spending pledges somewhere on the continent. There is a good reason for this - if figures from the African Development Bank (AfDB) are to be believed, the continent needs to spend between $181bn and $221bn per year between 2023...
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For the first time in two years, Hostages Square in central Tel Aviv erupted in celebration on Thursday as news spread of a breakthrough deal between Israel and Hamas.
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According to the leaked audio, Mrs. Onakpoya had previously supported Yewande during a difficult period when both families lived in the same compound in Nigeria as MFM ministers.
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Ansu Fati has roared back into the spotlight with an astonishing goal-rate for Monaco. Since his loan move from Barcelona, he has netted five Ligue 1 goals in just 126 minutes of action—the quickest any player has reached this mark in France’s top flight since 1948. That comes down to about one...
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Wojciech Szczęsny has pushed back on claims he laughed during a match in which he conceded four goals, calling the suggestion a misleading snapshot misinterpreted out of context. In a recent interview, the veteran goalkeeper addressed the now-viral image that many captured and shared across social...
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An Ebola outbreak that has plagued southern Congo in recent weeks is starting to be contained, the World Health Organization said Wednesday, with no new cases reported since the U.N. health agency's last update on Oct. 1.
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