Zimbabwe’s police say anyone who sells a car without changing ownership within two weeks stays liable for fines caught by Harare’s new traffic cameras.
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KEY POINTS Ethiopia has acquired 12 Su-35 fighter jets from Russia. Abiy also announced plans to acquire four S-400 air defence systems. The acquisitions come amid renewed Tigray tensions and …
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KEY POINTS Tanzania and Angola plan to link their rail corridors through Zambia and the DRC. The proposed route will connect the Lobito Corridor to TAZARA. Tanzania is also assessing …
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KEY POINTS US sanctions Rwanda’s defence ministry over alleged support for Congo rebels. Rwandan financial institution Zigama is accused of facilitating military purchases and gold transfers. Congo welcomed the sanctions, …
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KEY POINTS Airlines want the CDC to reconsider Ebola travel declarations due from November 3. Industry groups warn compliance could cost millions and disrupt airline operations. The rules require US-bound …
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KEY POINTS Families of victims are demanding justice and medical support one year after Tanzania’s election violence. Amnesty International accuses the government of suppressing critics and failing to hold security …
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The African Union has accredited Nigeria’s Counter Terrorism Centre as a regional centre of excellence to support member states across West Africa and the Sahel.
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KEY POINTS Marry Mubaiwa was released from remand after seven years facing an attempted murder charge. Her lawyer criticised the prolonged trial, citing violations of her rights. The release does …
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KEY POINTS The ADF earns an estimated $1 million to $1.6 million annually from gold sites in one North Kivu area. Gold is smuggled through eastern Congo to trading hubs …
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KEY POINTS Dozens of Somali soldiers were reportedly killed in fighting with al-Shabaab in southern Somalia. The defence ministry said 75 militants were killed and 56 wounded. Soldiers reported that …