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africa-newsroom.com

• Kenya and Uganda launch synchronized mass drug administration targeting trachoma
• Mali: Alleged 'Disappearances,' Executions by Security Forces
• Statement on the resumption of humanitarian activities in Burkina Faso
• U. S. Ambassador Geeta Pasi and Assistant to the Administrator of USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance Sarah Charles visit Bahir Dar
• Over 80 million reached as Africa trailblazes novel polio vaccine
• African Development Bank launches consultations on new Strategy for Quality Health Infrastructure in Africa
• TotalEnergies' global head to speak at Libya Energy & Economic Summit 2021
• France and WFP respond to the food and nutrition emergency in West and Central Africa
• 30 Million Urgently Required to Address South Sudan's Worsening Humanitarian Situation as Heavier Rains, More Floods Expected in Coming Months
• New Permanent Representative of Benin Presents Credentials to the Director-General of the United Nations Office at Geneva

africabusiness.com

• SA Startup Act Meets With The President
• Hospitality Investment Leaders meet at Morocco Tourism Investment Day at Expo Dubai 2020
• ESET’s Intelligent Solutions Updated for Greater Online Protection
• Africa is perfectly placed to take advantage of new payment solutions
• Municipal Payments Essential for South Africa’s Future Cities
• The future of work
• WHO announces plan for ‘profound transformation’ following sexual abuse allegations in DR Congo
• Nigerian Fintech, Brass, Secures $1.7mn Financing Round “to bet on African SMEs”
• African Oil & Gas: Evolving the industry post Covid-19
• Island Innovation Awards 2021
• Collaboration is needed to end SA’s growing hunger pandemic
• Music Has A New Home In The Ayoba Superapp

africabusinessradio.com

• Boosting The Dairy Production In Nigeria
• In Conversation with Her Excellency, Erelu Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi & Amina Oyagbola
• Egypt’s $7.5bn Complex Exposes Nigeria’s Failure in Tapping into The $20bn Petrochemical Opportunity
• Boosting Wheat Production In Nigeria
• In Conversation with COMFORT LAMPTEY UN Women Representative to Nigeria & ECOWAS and the Founder/Chairperson of WISCAR, AMINA OYAGBOLA.
• An Introduction To Solar (Energy Systems For Beginners)
• The Story of Women-owned Businesses In Nigeria - Mary-Ann Ushi
• The Future of Standout Tech Company - Daniel Kibel
• Dealing With a Partner With an Inflamed Sense of Importance - Jola- Grace Emmanuel
• Developing Inclusive Grain Value Chains
• The Growing Trend In The African Fashion - Esther Odey
• NESG Agric And Food Security Intervention

africacheck.org

• LOCAL ELECTION FACTSHEET: Sanitation in South Africa
• Scam alert: Zambia’s commerce ministry not offering grants to entrepreneurs
• Apple seeds do contain cyanide-producing amygdalin, but apple seed poisoning extremely unlikely
• No ‘vaxxident’: Delta Air Lines dismisses claim that vaccinated pilot died mid-flight
• ‘Building better communities together’ – Fact-checking the African National Congress election manifesto
• Ugandan opposition party official backing president Museveni’s son? No, photo digitally manipulated
• No, South African archbishop Desmond Tutu not dead
• Kenyan billionaire Jimi Wanjigi wants to be president, but were his TV interview facts on the money?
• ‘A promise of more’ – Fact-checking claims made in the Democratic Alliance’s 2021 election manifesto
• No, antiperspirant deodorants don’t cause breast cancer

africafeeds.com

• Ghana’s president calls for tolerance over anti-LGBTQ+ bill debate
• Kenya to Host ‘25th Africa Energy Forum’ in June 2023
• Eswatini shuts down Facebook to quell protests
• Ghanaian-British invents multi-language translator earbuds
• Law students in Ghana demonstrate over mass failure
• DBN Gogo joins Spotify’s Global EQUAL Music Programme
• Municipal Payments Essential for South Africa’s Future Cities
• Jammeh’s party defies him, maintains alliance with Barrow’s party
• Ghana’s Shatta Wale arrested over fake gun attack claim
• Sudan’s political transition in crisis amid pro-military protests

africaglobalvillage.com

• Uganda sets new coffee export target [Business Africa]
• Sudan: Political consensus elusive as tensions rise
• “You Have A Big Problem If Other People’s Misfortunes Make You Feel Happy” – Singer Johnny Drille
• Media must project Ghana music instead of promoting Nigerian songs – Kweku Flick
• UNICEF sounds alarm over abductions of women and children in Haiti  
• Conditions worsen for stranded migrants along Belarus-EU border 
• One Year After #EndSARS — But No Lessons Learnt, By Fredrick Nwabufo
• Kenyan police charged over ‘vampire’ child killer’s escape
• South Africa: Turning litter to classroom bricks in Diepsloot township
• Ghana’s president calls for tolerance over anti-LGBTQ+ bill debate

africaleader.com

• Cameroon, CAF sign AFCON host rights agreement
• Blinken, UN Chief discuss situation in Afghanistan, Ethiopia
• Live COVID-19 updates: Africa's COVID-19 cases near 8.46 mln -- Africa CDC
• ATP roundup: Jannik Sinner rolls into Antwerp semifinals
• Xinhua Middle East news summary at 2200 GMT, Oct. 22
• Tunisian president, Kuwaiti FM discuss bilateral ties
• Airstrikes abort humanitarian flight into Mekelle of Ethiopia: UN
• Tunisian FM discusses domestic situation with UN envoy
• Biden, Macron discuss cooperation, to meet in Rome late October
• Indian women's football team look to continue good work against Djurgarden
• T20 WC: Matches against Australia have always been full of fire, says South Africa skipper Bavuma
• India helping African countries bridge digital divide: MoS External Affairs Muraleedharan

africanews.com

• Sudan: Political consensus elusive as tensions rise
• South Africa: Turning litter to classroom bricks in Diepsloot township
• Kenyan police charged over 'vampire' child killer's escape
• Uganda sets new coffee export target [Business Africa]
• 30 kidnapped Nigerian students released after four months
• Podcast I The pressure to succeed on the migrant journey and the challenges of a new life
• Sierra Leone moves to bring more women into politics
• Ethiopia Tigray: Military trucks carrying artillery fighters sighted in Amhara, Afar regions
• "Squid game" in a civil service competition in Indonesia.
• South Sudan experiences worst flooding in 60 years
• Burkina Faso lifts ban on Norwegian Refugee Council
• Why no tusks? Poaching tips scales of elephant evolution

africanmanager.com

• Tunisia: BIAT announces NBI of 742 million dinars until end of September
• Tunisia: Moody’s announces completion of periodic review of country’s ratings
• Tunisia: INTECMED maps priorities for innovation transfer
• Tunisia: Attijari bank improves its NBI by 5% to TND 387 million at end September
• Tunisia: SFBT stabilizes its turnover at 548 million dinars at end of September
• Tunisia must prove that “there was no coup!”
• Tunisia: Moody’s downgrades 4 Tunisian banks’ ratings, maintains negative outlook
• Tunisia: UBCI improves its NBI by 9% to 194 million dinars at end September
• Tunisia: STIP sees 75% increase in turnover to 85 million dinars until end September
• Tunisia: BH Bank reports NBI up 17% at end of September
• Economy: WB willing to support government’s planned reforms
• Jerandi receives US Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs

africatimes.com

• New evacuations on La Palma as volcano eruption continues
• France’s Total responds after paper details its 50-year climate history
• Africa’s glaciers threatened by climate change
• China shifts the story on hypersonic missile test
• WHO turns to ‘ring strategy’ in Africa’s fight against COVID
• Sahrawi leader: Conflict with Morocco adds to regional instability
• ICJ sets new maritime border in ruling on Somalia-Kenya dispute
• Upcoming Dakar Forum set to spark dialogue on Africa’s post-Covid future
• New Ebola case reported in DR Congo
• Nobel Prize in Literature goes to Tanzania native Gurnah

allafrica.com

• Africa: The Carbon-Burning Model of Development is a Dead End - UN Secretary-General #AfricaClimateCrisis
• Africa: Continent Nears 8.5 Million Confirmed Cases of Covid-19
• Kenya: Inside High Court Plan to Side-Step President Kenyatta
• Kenya: Kenya Surpasses Global Average of Female Board Directors
• Cameroon: Sham Trial for Kumba School Massacre
• Nigeria: Army Confirms Killing of New ISWAP Leader
• Tanzania: Kcu Encourages Farmers to Use Digital Scales
• Kenya: PPE Held By Kemsa Valued at Sh790 Million Has 'Expired'
• Somalia: AMISOM Admits Killing 7 Civilians in Lower Shabelle
• Tanzania: 750bn/ - to Construct Health Centres for Rukwa's Hamlets
• Tanzania: Pricy Penalties Could Save More Lives On Roads - Experts
• Tanzania: Govt Warns Peddlers of Fake Information On Census

bbc.co.uk-africa

• South African ex-policewoman killed relatives and boyfriend for insurance cash
• Eswatini protests: Nurses refuse to treat police after colleagues shot
• Mozambique: Tuskless elephant evolution linked to ivory hunting
• Khaby Lame: What is the secret to success for the Senegal-born TikToker?
• DR Congo students march into parliament demanding better teacher pay
• Kenyan northern white rhino Najin retired from breeding scheme
• Sudan protests: Tens of thousands march against military
• Nnamdi Kanu: Nigeria separatist pleads not guilty to terrorism
• Trafficked to Europe for sex: A survivor’s story
• Siya Kolisi: South Africa captain on childhood poverty, mental health, racism and his legacy
• Why separatists in Cameroon and Nigeria have united
• Cherif Souleymane: 'I was the only black player in East Germany'

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