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Tyla’s Lagos Concert Scrapped After Xenophobia Backlash

Tyla's Lagos concert has disappeared from the singer's APOP World Tour schedule following backlash from Nigerian fans over renewed xenophobic attacks in South Africa. The move comes amid growing diplomatic tensions and calls for a boycott of the planned December show.

Free State Bus Crash Kills 12 Including Five Children on South Africa’s N1

The Free State bus crash has claimed 12 lives, including five children, after a passenger bus travelling from Cape Town to Zimbabwe overturned on the N1 highway near Trompsburg. More than 60 passengers were injured as emergency services responded to one of South Africa's deadliest road accidents of the year.

Oprah Winfrey’s South Africa School for Girls to Close After 20 Years

Oprah Winfrey has announced that the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls will close its boarding school after the 2027 academic year. The South African institution, founded with Nelson Mandela in 2007, will transition into a broader initiative supporting young women through scholarships and educational opportunities.

Pan-African Parliament Moves to Debate Attacks on African Migrants in South Africa

The Pan-African Parliament is set to consider an urgent motion on attacks against African migrants in South Africa, as lawmakers from East and West Africa push for a coordinated continental response to rising xenophobic violence before the current parliamentary session ends.

Congolese Boxer Romeo Katompa Killed In Suspected Xenophobic Attack In Johannesburg

Congolese boxer Romeo Katompa, known as Bololo, has died in Johannesburg in circumstances diaspora groups describe as a suspected xenophobic attack. Calls for an investigation are growing.

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Burkina Faso 164 Tonnes Gold Refinery Opens, Where Will the Gold Come From?

Burkina Faso has inaugurated its first major state-backed gold refinery, Raffinor-BF, as Captain Ibrahim Traoré accelerates efforts to retain more value from the country's largest export and position Ouagadougou as a regional refining hub.

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.

Consulate Seeks Probe Into Deaths of 3 Nigerians in South Africa

Three Nigerians in South Africa died in separate incidents across Bloemfontein, Pretoria and Ekurhuleni within four days, prompting diplomatic intervention from Nigeria and renewed calls for thorough investigations into the circumstances surrounding their deaths.

AES Integration Expands as Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Align Telecoms and Trade

AES integration is moving beyond military cooperation as Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger align telecommunications regulation, media governance and economic policies. New agreements suggest the Alliance of Sahel States is steadily building common institutions across the confederation.

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