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Kenya: 46 Ebola Contacts Set for Discharge From Quarantine On November...
Nairobi — Public Health Principal Secretary May Muthoni says 46 contacts under quarantine are expected to be discharged on November 3 after completing the...
Ghana: Artist Turns Street Hawkers’ Hustle Into Art
THE daily hustle of street hawkers in Accra has been given artistic expression in a new exhibition seeking to draw attention to their resilience,...
Nigeria: Gunmen Kill Four in Plateau Community Despite Curfew
The attackers reportedly stormed the community at about 8 p.m. and opened fire on residents, despite the curfew imposed in parts of the state...
Liberia: U.S. Investors Eye Liberia
MONROVIA, — The United States has disclosed growing interest among American companies in Liberia's mining and energy sectors, with several businesses exploring long-term investment...
North Africa: Egypt’s Noornation Gets $1.05m to Expand Solar Irrigation for...
Egyptian climate technology startup NoorNation has raised $1.05 million in seed funding to expand solar-powered irrigation and water systems for farmers and businesses operating...
Sudan Accuses Ethiopia of Launching 162 Drone Attacks From Its Territory
Khartoum — Sudan says 162 drone attacks launched from Ethiopian territory have killed more than 400 civilians and 102 military personnel, amid accusations that...
Mozambique: Over 300 Cases of Stroke Recorded in Nampula
Maputo — The Central Hospital of Nampula, in the northern region of Mozambique, has recorded 378 stroke cases between January and September this year,...
Namibia: Kathindi Calls for Skills Development
Oshikoto Governor Sacky Kathindi has called for the development of a flexible and inclusive skills development system to address youth unemployment and skills mismatches...
Zimbabwe: Harare Bets U.S.$818m Budget On Water, Roads and Better Services
The City of Harare has proposed an US$818.3 million budget for 2027 with nearly half of the funding earmarked for water and sanitation as...
Angola: Inside Lourenço’s Head (Part II)
Saviours of Convenience
Higino Carneiro embodies another form of complicity: discovering the system's failings only after being sidelined by it. For decades, he belonged to...