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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.

Nigerian artist Fola David aims for a world record with his 1,050 square meter drawing, “Unity in Diversity.”

Security forces block NUP headquarters ahead of planned Ugandan opposition protests, raising tensions and highlighting political struggles.

The WFP urgently requires $409 million to provide food aid to over 4.5 million people in Southern Africa amid an ongoing drought crisis.

South Africa’s recent economic reforms have inspired Abax Investments to increase its exposure to the country, seeing significant potential for long-term investment.

The UK’s Rwanda asylum scheme has cost £700 million, reigniting debates over its effectiveness and morality. Critics call for more humane, cost-effective solutions.

The dollar eased as Biden ended his re-election bid, impacting markets. China’s yuan weakened after a surprise interest rate cut, affecting the Australian dollar.

Yemi Osinbajo stresses that Africa needs better infrastructure and trade to retain its talented workforce and boost economic development.