September 26
Mozambique: After Quelimane Training Was Cancelled, STAE Simply Moved Frelimo Nominees To Other Districts
Mozambique News Reports And Clippings
Artur Manuel Marroda and Camilo António, who unusually are members of the defence and security forces, assigned to the State Security Services and the Rapid Intervention… Read more »
Mozambique: Mozambicans Approach Election With Critical Outlook On Their Parliamentarians
Afrobarometer
Majority say elected officials should prioritise voters' demands rather than their own ideas. Read more »
Uganda: Political Freedom At Risk? Almost Half of Ugandans Fear Intimidation and Violence During Elections
Afrobarometer
More than two-thirds of citizens say people have to be careful when discussing politics. Read more »
Ethiopia: Ethiopia's Grand Plans for Addis Ababa - 4 Essential Reads On the Social Cost of Transforming an African City [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
Ethiopia's capital city is undergoing a transformation. Addis Ababa is being redeveloped as part of Ethiopia's broader economic ambitions. Mega road projects, ambitious housing… Read more »
East Africa: Biden to Skip East Africa, Visit Angola in First Africa Trip
Business Day Africa
US President Joe Biden will bypass East Africa during his first visit to the continent as president, instead choosing Angola as his destination, the White House announced during… Read more »
Africa: Easing Africa's Debt Burdens - a Fresh Approach, Based On an Old Idea [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
The statistics are stark: 54 governments, of which 25 are African, are spending at least 10% of their revenues on servicing their debts; 48 countries, home to 3.3 billion people,… Read more »
Sudan: Sudanese Leader Denounces 'Devastating Aggression' Being Waged By Rebels Against His Country
UN News
The President of the Transitional Sovereign Council of Sudan told the UN General Assembly on Thursday that while his country was committed to peace, rebels funded by parties… Read more »
Kenya: Kenya Gains As Brazil Drought Drives Coffee Prices Higher
Business Day Africa
Kenya is capitalising on the prolonged drought in Brazil, which has pushed coffee prices higher even as the East African nation wraps up sales from its lower-quality short-term… Read more »
Sudan: FM Participates in Ministerial Meeting On Sudan
Egypt Online
On the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).Dr. Badr Abdelatty, the Minister of Foreign Affairs attended a ministerial meeting on Sudan. Read more »
Liberia: Circuit Judge Purges Contempt Against FPA Reporter
FrontPageAfrica
The Presiding Judge at the 9th Judicial Circuit Court in Gbarnga, Bong County, His Honor George S. Wiles, Jr. has purged contempt charges against FrontPageAfrica reporter Yawah Y.… Read more »
Liberia: Tweah Braves the Storm!
New Republic
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Liberia: Loans and Corruption Mix
FrontPageAfrica
It should come as no surprise to anyone that loans and corruption do not mix. When there is no program in action, as in Liberia, to end corruption, then any loan to any corrupt… Read more »
Gambia: Speaker Jatta Urges Regional Parliaments to Empower Children
Foroyaa
Hon Speaker of the National Assembly, Fabakary Tombong Jatta, has urged his fellow Speakers of Parliaments to utilize the powers of their legislative bodies to secure the necessary… Read more »
Gambia: Parliament Adopts Petition Committee's Resolutions On Gt Board
Foroyaa
The National Assembly of The Gambia has adopted the resolutions of the Petition Committee on the Gambia Tourism Board after an intense debate. Read more »
Uganda: Dr Muganga Calls for More Emphasis On AI
Observer
The vice chancellor of Victoria University Dr Lawrence Muganga has emphasized the need for training students especially those at higher institutions of learning in Artificial… Read more »
Mauritius: Opening of Newly Renovated Maison Des Pécheurs in Tamarin
Government of Mauritius
The opening ceremony of the newly renovated Maison des Pêcheurs in Tamarin was held, yesterday, in the presence of the Minister of Land Transport and Light Rail, Mr Alan… Read more »
Mauritius: Minister Toussaint Visits Construction Site of Mare d'Albert Health Track
Government of Mauritius
The Minister of Youth Empowerment, Sports and Recreation, Mr Jean Christophe Stephan Toussaint, visited this morning, the construction site of the Mare D'Albert Health Track, in… Read more »
Liberia: Rep. Rugie Barry Succeeds Bility As LP Chairperson
Liberian Observer
Liberian businessman turned politician, Musa Hassan Bility, has finally parted ways with the beleaguered and embattled Liberty Party (LP) after nearly two years of an enduring… Read more »
Nigeria: PDP Forum Accuses Party's National Leadership of Sabotage, Negligence
Premium Times
The group claimed the PDP's national leadership appears to be playing a script aimed at polarising and paralysing the party in the state. Read more »
South Africa: Progress At Last On Woodstock Hospital Occupation?
GroundUp
After seven years the City of Cape Town and the occupiers appear to be finding common ground but difficulties lie ahead Read more »
Gambia: National Assembly Ratifies Manpower Agreement Between Gambia, Saudi Arabia
Foroyaa
The Gambia National Assembly on Tuesday, 24 September 2024, ratified the Manpower Agreement between The Republic of the Gambia and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Read more »
September 25
Kenya: Will the Kenyan-Led Police Mission in Haiti Be Replaced? [analysis]
ISS
Before the unique mission can get off the ground, a funding crisis could see it replaced by a traditional UN-led operation. Read more »
Liberia: Prominent Clergyman Urges Boakai To 'Cast Out Jonahs' In Govt
Liberian Investigator
Bishop Kortu K. Brown has called on President Joseph Boakai to decisively address the sources of confusion within his administration, cautioning that inaction could compromise the… Read more »
Kenya: Privatization Act, Sale of Convention Centre Declared Unconstitutional
Capital FM
The High court has declared the Privatization Act signed into law by President William Ruto unconstitutional and void for lack of adequate public participation. Read more »
Kenya: Reprieve for Farmers As Parliament Rejects Punitive 'Ndengu' Bill
Capital FM
The National Assembly has rejected the bill that aimed to regulate the production, processing, and marketing of mung beans, commonly known as 'ndengu,' in Kenya. Read more »