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Entebbe church collapse leaves one dead, 25 rescued
A four-storey church extension collapsed in Bwerenga, near Entebbe, killing one builder and leaving 25 men rescued from the rubble. Investigators are examining construction materials and permits as questions grow over building safety and regulatory oversight in Uganda.
Algerian troops in Niger mark a break with 50 years of caution
Algeria's parliament has authorised a military deployment to Niger, potentially reshaping its long-standing non-intervention policy as security cooperation and energy interests deepen.
Rivers Pipeline Explosion: Aleto Residents Say They Warned of the Leak for 3 Weeks
Residents say they reported a leaking pipeline in Aleto weeks before an explosion injured about 20 people and destroyed more than 50 houses. Questions remain over warnings, pipeline ownership and accountability.
Abuja Power Outages Reveal the Harsh Reality of Nigeria’s Electricity Crisis
While Nigeria’s power minister celebrates improved electricity supply in some areas, Abuja residents and business owners are counting the cost of prolonged blackouts, from spoiled food and lost stock to rising fuel bills and mounting debts. The contrast raises fresh questions about the reliability of Nigeria’s electricity recovery.
Senegal Victims’ Families Rebuke Faye Over Macky Sall UN Bid
Families of victims killed during Senegal's 2021-2024 unrest have criticised President Bassirou Diomaye Faye's support for the Macky Sall UN bid, arguing that justice and accountability should come before international ambitions as courts pursue landmark cases linked to the violence.
Fatima Zahra Mansouri becomes Morocco’s first woman prime minister
Fatima Zahra Mansouri has become Morocco's first woman prime minister after her party won the parliamentary election, setting the stage for coalition talks and major economic reforms.
Business & Economy
Zimbabwe lithium exports hit $2.16bn, but little is finished at home
Zimbabwe lithium exports reached $2.16bn in the first nine months of 2026, but only a small share came from domestic processing. With a January 2027 export ban approaching, producers are racing to build processing plants.
Cashew smuggling: Bissau’s “zero tolerance” meets a price gap at the Senegal border
Guinea-Bissau has declared zero tolerance for cashew smuggling, but farmers can earn significantly more by selling across the border in Senegal. The price gap exposes the economic challenge facing Bissau's campaign.
Niger oil ultimatum: 3 Chinese firms get 45 days to bring oil money home
Niger has given three Chinese oil companies 45 days to address alleged failures involving $5 billion in crude export earnings, local employment commitments and independent certification of the country's oil reserves.
Botswana citrus exports: Boko takes the China pitch to Beijing
Botswana is seeking tariff-free access for its citrus exports to China as President Duma Boko visits Beijing. But securing the necessary import approvals remains a key hurdle for the country's growing citrus industry.
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Russia-Africa summit faces trade gap and security questions in Moscow
The Russia-Africa summit has opened in Moscow with 22 African heads of state attending, half the number who travelled to Sochi in 2019. Trade shortfalls, military recruitment concerns and security controversies threaten to overshadow the Kremlin's economic ambitions.
Rwanda Formula One Deal: Africa’s Long-Awaited Return
Rwanda has secured a 10-year Formula One agreement to bring a Grand Prix to Africa for the first time since 1993. But with a new circuit still to be built, airport delays and human rights concerns, the promised race faces major challenges.
AFCON title dispute reaches Lausanne as CAS prepares to hear Senegal’s appeal
The AFCON title dispute heads to the Court of Arbitration for Sport as Senegal seeks to overturn CAF's decision awarding Morocco the 2026 African title following the controversial AFCON final in Rabat.
AFCON 2027 Qualifiers: Sierra Leone Blow 2-0 Lead as Nigeria Complete Comeback
The opening weekend of the AFCON 2027 qualifiers delivered early shocks across the continent. Sierra Leone threw away a two-goal lead against Zimbabwe, Nigeria came from behind to beat Madagascar ...
Nigeria’s Falconets Thrash England 3-0 to Reach FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Quarter-Finals
Nigeria's Falconets produced a dominant display to beat England 3-0 and book a place in the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup quarter-finals, continuing a remarkable turnaround after a difficult start to the tournament.
Samuel Eto’o backs Infantino. He wants the rest of African football to follow him too.
Samuel Eto'o backs Gianni Infantino at a crucial moment for FIFA. The FECAFOOT president praised World Cup expansion and greater opportunities for African football even as UEFA considers further action over governance concerns.
NFF President Ibrahim Gusau Resigns Amid Football Governance Crisis
NFF president Ibrahim Gusau has resigned alongside General Secretary Mohammed Sanusi and several board members, triggering a major leadership shake-up just weeks before the federation's elective congress in Lafia.
Zolani Tete Murder: Four Suspects in Custody as Police Chase More Arrests
Four suspects remain in custody over the Zolani Tete murder as Eastern Cape police pursue more arrests in the killing of the former world champion.
Patrick Vieira Confirmed as Senegal Coach Ahead of AFCON 2027
Patrick Vieira has been confirmed as Senegal coach, taking charge after the Lions of Teranga's painful 2026 World Cup exit.
Cameroon Win First Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Title After Beating Malawi 3-0
Cameroon claimed their first Women's Africa Cup of Nations title with a dominant 3-0 win over Malawi in Rabat, ending years of near misses and making history on the continental stage.
