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Kenya: No Evidence Kenyan President Said He’ll Never Trust Luo Community for ‘Supporting’ His Political Opponent – Viral Quote Fabricated
[Africa Check] No evidence Kenyan president said he’ll never trust Luo community for ‘supporting’ his political opponent – viral quote fabricated
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Tanzania: Tanzania Readies to Announce New Discovery of Natural Gas in Mtwara Region
[Daily News] Mtwara — ENERGY Minister Juma Homera has begun an official working tour of Mtwara Region aimed to primarily announce a major natural gas discovery in the region, a development expected to bring significant economic transformation to residents of Mtwara and Lindi, as well as Tanzania as a whole.
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Open Strategy & Design Remixes Classic Art and Graffiti for Black Poetry’s Sparkling Coffee
Open Strategy & Design blends high and low aesthetics for a compelling can design and brand platform for the sparkling coffee brand Black Poetry. The post Open Strategy & Design Remixes Classic Art and Graffiti for Black Poetry’s Sparkling Coffee appeared first on DIELINE.
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Rwanda: Cabinet Appoints Claudette Mukashyaka As New Auditor General
[New Times] Claudette Mukashyaka has been appointed the Auditor General of State Finances, replacing Alexis Kamuhire, following a Cabinet meeting held on Monday, October 26.
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Kenya: Nps Assures Security for KPSEA, KJSEA Candidates Despite Heavy Rains
[Capital FM] Nairobi — The National Police Service (NPS) has deployed officers across the country to secure the ongoing Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) and Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA), with examinations entering their second day amid heavy rains in several parts of the country.
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Africa: #USAfricaBizSummit
[Corporate Council on Africa] Port Louis — New leaders have been confirmed for the the 18th U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Port Louis, Mauritius, from December 6 to 9, 2026. The event is organized by he Corporate Council on Africa (CCA) in partnership with the Government of the Republic of Mauritius.
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Ethiopia: At Least 48 Civilians Killed in Weekend Attacks in Ethiopia’s Oromia Region, Once Again
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba — At least 48 people have been killed and more than 31 others wounded, some severely, in attacks by armed men in Chole and Birbo kebeles of Shirka Woreda, Arsi Zone, in southeastern Oromia, residents who attended the victims’ mass funeral told Addis Standard, describing door-to-door killings, looting and the use
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Ethiopia: Moyale Clashes Leave Trail of Death, Destruction Across Seven Districts – Tens of Thousands Flee to Kenya
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba — Fighting triggered by a dispute over the display of the Somali regional state flag in border city Moyale, a city administered by both Oromia and Somali regions, has spread across seven districts over the weekend, leaving a trail of deaths, injuries and property destruction. Tens of thousands have also fled
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Africa: Qatar Airways Partners With Chef Dieuveil Malonga to Take African Cuisine to the World
[Independent (Kampala)] Kigali, Rwanda — Qatar Airways has selected Chef Dieuveil Malonga as the first African chef to join its programme of collaborations with internationally acclaimed culinary talents, bringing African ingredients, traditions and hospitality to passengers on selected routes.
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East Africa: East Africa Has the Raw Materials but Lacks the Factories
[Independent (Kampala)] News Analysis — East Africa has plenty of hides, cotton and oilseeds. What it lacks is the industrial capacity to turn them into shoes, clothes and cooking oil. Instead, the region spends billions of dollars importing goods made from commodities that its farmers and livestock keepers already produce.