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Amid rising tensions over rice trade, President Yoweri Museveni staunchly opposes banning Tanzanian rice, emphasizing the importance of competition and consumer benefits in Uganda.

Sierra Leone secures a $480 million grant from a US fund to expand electricity access, aiming for reliable energy for millions

Somalia faces fresh bombings, killing six people shortly after Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre addressed the UN, raising concerns over the country’s security situation.

A rights group accuses Rwanda of providing military and financial support to the M23 rebels in Congo, worsening violence in the region. Rwanda denies the claims.

Cameroonian separatist leader Lucas Ayaba Cho has been arrested in Norway. He may face extradition to Cameroon for his involvement in the Anglophone conflict.

Sudan’s army has launched a significant offensive to retake parts of Khartoum held by RSF amid worsening humanitarian conditions and hopes for diplomatic intervention.

South Africa continues its mission to repatriate the remains of anti-apartheid heroes who died in exile, offering hope to families seeking closure.

Tanzania’s opposition demands telecom company Tigo explain accusations of sharing data that led to tracking opposition leader Tundu Lissu before an assassination attempt

Mlungisi Makhanya, leader of Eswatini’s main opposition party, was allegedly poisoned in an assassination attempt. Pudemo claims it was politically motivated ahead of protests.

Africa’s surging youth population is facing a dangerous unemployment crisis, risking economic collapse and social unrest. Without urgent action, this ticking time bomb could explode.