Uganda court poised to rule on controversial anti-gay law
Uganda’s constitutional court is set to deliver a momentous verdict on the Anti-Homosexuality Act today.
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Power price hike looms in Nigeria as subsidy reduction announced
In a move to tackle budget pressures, Nigeria plans to cut electricity subsidies for wealthier consumers (15%).
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Dangote refinery begins supplying fuel to Nigeria
A historic moment for Nigeria as Dangote’s refinery, the biggest in Africa, begins supplying fuel locally.
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Gold soars to record highs despite strong dollar
Gold prices shatter records for a third consecutive day, driven by momentum investors, safe-haven demand.
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Guinea opposition demands transition timeline
Guinea’s opposition rejects the military’s delay of civilian rule, demanding elections by December 31st and accusing the junta of restricting freedoms.
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Botswana’s ‘gift’ to Germany: 20,000 elephants
Botswana’s elephant population is booming, and the president has a controversial solution: send 20,000 to Germany!
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South Africa’s Zuma appeals electoral commission decision
Jacob Zuma appeals against his disqualification from running in South Africa’s general elections, citing that the electoral commission had no valid reasons to violate his political rights.
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ADF attacks DR Congo, killing 10 civilians
At least 10 civilians were killed in eastern DR Congo during an attack blamed on the ADF rebel group, who targeted a health center and kidnapped people.
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Oil-rich Gabon seeks stability through dialogue
Following a coup that toppled the Bongo dynasty, Gabon embarks on a national dialogue to establish democracy.
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Attack on Ituri gold mine leaves one Chinese worker dead
An attack by unidentified gunmen on a gold mine in Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo, left one Chinese national dead and another injured.
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