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South Africa faces losing AGOA preferences from January, putting pressure on exporters and neighbouring countries linked to its supply chains. Pretoria says the direct exposure is limited, but the impact will vary sharply between industries.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa says the local elections offer a chance to restore trust in municipalities, as government prepares sweeping reforms and police identify 331 high-risk voting stations.
Across AfricaPolitics & Governance
Fadi El Abdallah spent 15 years defending the International Criminal Court through war crimes trials, sanctions and hostility from some African governments. He says African institutions must prepare for fast-moving disinformation campaigns, while recognising that communication cannot conceal failures that have not been fixed.
East AfricaPolitics & Governance
Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni calls for unity against Al-Shabaab as Somalia seeks an extended Ugandan military presence and both countries pursue stronger trade ties.
South Africa faces losing AGOA preferences from January, putting pressure on exporters and neighbouring countries linked to its supply chains. Pretoria says the direct exposure is limited, but the impact will vary sharply between industries.
Across AfricaPolitics & Governance
Fadi El Abdallah spent 15 years defending the International Criminal Court through war crimes trials, sanctions and hostility from some African governments. He says African institutions must prepare for fast-moving disinformation campaigns, while recognising that communication cannot conceal failures that have not been fixed.
Southern AfricaEconomy & Business
Deputy Minister Zuko Godlimpi says South Africa must remove financing barriers and better coordinate existing funds to help sugarcane growers survive and expand.
Across AfricaPolitics & Governance
Fadi El Abdallah spent 15 years defending the International Criminal Court through war crimes trials, sanctions and hostility from some African governments. He says African institutions must prepare for fast-moving disinformation campaigns, while recognising that communication cannot conceal failures that have not been fixed.
Police have raided suspected drug labs from Benoni to Musina since 2021. We followed the cases past the arrests and found the public record goes quiet.
A Kenyan court has convicted Paul Mackenzie and 28 followers of 191 murders linked to Shakahola, where investigators uncovered mass graves in 2023.
Kimi Antonelli, 20, finished third in Mexico to become F1's youngest champion and Italy's first in 73 years, as Verstappen won and a Ferrari clash cost Hamilton victory.
Kimi Antonelli’s United States Grand Prix victory extended his championship lead to 123 points, putting a maiden world title within reach in Mexico.
Wiliete SC knocked defending champions Sundowns out on away goals, while Orlando Pirates cruised through with a 5-0 aggregate win over African Stars.
Eighteen children have undergone corrective surgery at Asmara’s Halibet National Referral Hospital since late September, through a partnership that combines specialist treatment with training for Eritrean surgeons.
A doctor who survived Ebola returned to find better conditions at Isiro’s treatment centre, where improved safety is helping other patients come back.
Nigeria has confirmed its first Bundibugyo Ebola case as Kenya's outbreak reaches nine infections, prompting the WHO to call for heightened surveillance across Africa.
Lula overturned a first-round deficit to defeat Flávio Bolsonaro by 4.4 million votes, but faces a divided Congress and a challenge to the result.
Nepal urged riverside villagers to evacuate after a landslide triggered flooding that swept away houses and bridges. No casualties have been reported.
A third attack this week on Riyadh’s airport killed at least 12 people and wounded 309, Saudi authorities said, forcing flights to be diverted.
