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Tanzania’s new electrified railway connects Dar es Salaam and Dodoma, offering faster, eco-friendly travel and marking a milestone in the country’s infrastructure development.

Justice Mandisa Maya’s appointment as South Africa’s first female Chief Justice marks a historic step toward gender equality, bringing a fresh perspective to the judiciary.

Sudan’s Agriculture Minister denies famine amid food insecurity concerns. Government and international efforts focus on improving food access and distribution.

Ghana’s Supreme Court upholds a law criminalizing gay sex, as the country considers harsher penalties under a new bill.

The latest UN report reveals that 733 million people faced hunger in 2023, with Africa severely impacted. Immediate action is necessary to combat this crisis.

Mudslides triggered by heavy rains in southern Ethiopia’s Sidama region have claimed 23 lives and left dozens missing, prompting urgent rescue efforts.

President William Ruto will address the nation today, focusing on Kenya’s economic challenges, political tensions, and the government’s response plans.

Ugandans protest against government corruption, demanding accountability and transparency. The demonstrations highlight growing frustration with President Museveni’s administration.

Sierra Leone jails 11 officers involved in a failed coup attempt, reaffirming its commitment to democratic governance. The government calls for calm and trust in legal systems.

Willowton Group Zimbabwe is set to launch a $7 million margarine plant in Mutare, aiming to produce 1,500 tonnes per month, enhancing its product range and export potential.