President Bola Tinubu asked the Senate to approve $20.52 billion and 1.05 billion euros in foreign loans, setting up a fight over transparency and debt.
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KEY POINTS Algeria’s parliament approves sending troops to Niger, the country’s first overseas deployment since 1973. The mission is intended to protect economic interests and energy infrastructure, including facilities linked …
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The rand was steady as South Africa’s leading business cycle indicator rose 1.1% in August and traders awaited the Fed’s Oct. 28 decision.
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KEY POINTS A nurse was killed and another health worker seriously injured in an attack on an Ebola response team in eastern DR Congo. The WHO warned that violence and …
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KEY POINTS At least 60 Orthodox Christians were killed in attacks in Ethiopia’s Oromia region on October 20 and 24. More than 20 people were seriously injured and 20 homes …
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KEY POINTS Uganda has introduced 21-day quarantine for citizens returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo). Travellers from DR Congo face tighter entry restrictions and intensified health screening. …
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KEY POINTS Five people remain missing after the Prospector 5 oil rig sank off Gabon. The rig had 115 people on board, with 110 accounted for. Authorities have launched an …
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KEY POINTS Gabon has lifted an eight-month suspension of social media platforms. The ban was imposed in February over claims that online content fuelled conflict and division. The restriction drew …
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Sixteen clubs are set for the 2026/27 CAF Champions League group stage after Mamelodi Sundowns’ shock exit, with the Cairo draw due Wednesday.
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Kenya has announced its second Ebola death, a 65-year-old quarantined relative of the first victim, saying all cases are in one cluster with no evidence of community spread.