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Weekly health update | Mpox no longer considered a continental public health emergency

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Africa’s Health Landscape: Navigating Progress and Persistent Challenges Africa’s health sector is undergoing a period of dynamic change, marked by significant victories against infectious diseases, innovative approaches to healthcare delivery, and a growing recognition of the impact of social determinants on well-being. However, persistent challenges – from funding gaps to climate-related health risks – demand … Read more

Somali born activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali praises Trump for Davos speech warning existential attack

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The Rising Tide of Cultural Identity: Trump, Hirsi Ali, and the Future of Western Nations Donald Trump’s recent remarks at the World Economic Forum in Davos, asserting the need to defend Western civilization against “existential attack,” have ignited a fierce debate. The surprising endorsement from Somali-born activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali underscores a growing concern: the … Read more

Kenya: High Court Rules Whatsapp Chats Can Form Binding Contracts

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Your Word is Your Bond: How Digital Trails are Redefining Contract Law A recent High Court ruling in Nairobi has sent ripples through the business world, confirming what many already suspected: agreements hammered out over phone calls and WhatsApp aren’t just casual conversations – they can be legally binding contracts. The case, Frederick Ochiel v … Read more

Eto’o Suspended: Cameroon Football Scandal | AFCON News

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Samuel Eto’o Suspension: A Sign of Changing Standards in African Football Governance? The recent four-match suspension of Cameroonian Football Federation (FECAFOOT) president Samuel Eto’o, following an alleged altercation during the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) quarter-final between Cameroon and Morocco, has sent ripples through the football world. While the incident itself – reportedly involving angry … Read more

Uganda orders internet blackout ahead of presidential elections

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Uganda’s Digital Blackout: A Foreboding Sign for African Democracy? The recent internet shutdown in Uganda, implemented just days before crucial presidential and parliamentary elections, isn’t an isolated incident. It’s a chilling echo of 2021, and a worrying trend gaining traction across Africa. While authorities cite “public safety” and the prevention of misinformation, the move raises … Read more

Ashes 2029: Predicted Australia Squad & Future Stars

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The Next Generation: Mapping Australia’s Cricket Future Beyond 2028 The echoes of Australia’s dominant Ashes victory are still reverberating, but the focus is already shifting. While seasoned stars continue to perform, a quiet revolution is brewing within Australian cricket. Experts are increasingly discussing the inevitable transition, pinpointing the players poised to inherit the Baggy Green … Read more

Diaz Goal Sends Morocco to AFCON Semifinals | AFCON 2025 News

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Real Madrid’s Brahim Diaz continues 2025 AFCON scoring streak as Morocco edge out Cameroon in quarterfinals. Published On 9 Jan 20269 Jan 2026 Click here to share on social media share2 Share Brahim Diaz scored for the fifth game in a row at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations as hosts Morocco defeated Cameroon 2-0 … Read more

Chinese, Russian and Iranian warships arrive for drills in South Africa | Military News

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The Shifting Sands of Global Power: BRICS Naval Drills Signal a New Era The recent joint naval exercises between China, Russia, and Iran in South African waters aren’t just another military drill. They’re a potent symbol of a world increasingly fractured along geopolitical lines, and a clear response to perceived Western overreach – specifically, the … Read more

Abuja Health Centre Suffers Years Of Neglect, Linked To Childbirth Deaths As Residents Call On Minister Wike

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The Crumbling Foundation of Rural Healthcare: A Warning for Nigeria and Beyond The story of Sabo Primary Health Care in Kuje Area Council, Abuja, isn’t an isolated incident. It’s a stark illustration of a growing crisis: the decay of essential healthcare infrastructure in many developing nations, and the devastating consequences for maternal health and community … Read more

Flutterwave Acquires Mono: Africa’s Fintech Consolidation Heats Up

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Africa’s fintech landscape is undergoing a significant shift, marked by Flutterwave’s recent acquisition of Mono. This all-stock deal, valued between $25 million and $40 million, isn’t just a merger of two successful companies; it’s a bellwether for the future of financial technology on the continent. The Rise of Integrated Fintech Infrastructure For years, African fintechs … Read more

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