South Africa business activity shows modest improvement in August as easing cost pressures offer relief despite U.S. tariffs and inflation risks
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KEY POINTS Winnie Katwesigye delivers healthcare to remote elderly in Uganda. Sub-Saharan Africa’s elderly population could hit 163 million by 2050. Caregivers like Winnie bridge gaps in fragile health systems. …
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Sudan rebel group appeals for aid after a deadly landslide in Darfur’s Jebel Marra killed more than 1,000 people
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KEY POINTS Nigeria considers Simon Ekpa repatriation after Finland ruling. Court found him guilty of terrorism-related crimes. FG calls verdict a global win against extremism. The Federal Government is debating …
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The rand softens as dollar strengthens, highlighting South Africa’s vulnerability to global sentiment and domestic structural economic pressures.
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Kizza Besigye boycotts treason trial, accusing judge of bias, as Uganda’s judiciary faces growing scrutiny under Museveni’s rule
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Train derailment in Egypt kills three and injures 103, renewing questions about rail safety and infrastructure reforms.
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KEY POINTS Air Peace opens Nigeria–Brazil direct air link. Flight cuts hours from existing travel routes. Move further strengthens trade and cultural exchange. Air Peace, Nigeria’s biggest private airline, has …
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Rainbow Chicken revenue 2025 hit $895.6M as chicken sales and efficiency gains fueled strong profit growth.
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Egypt escalates passport price hike crackdown on TikTok influencers, detaining teens under vague laws critics say target free expression