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Tanzanian teams are monitoring the affected areas on Kilimanjaro. The preliminary assessment reports over 18 km² of vegetation destroyed, with no casualties reported, while the exact cause remains to be determined.
Ghana aims to eliminate the double school shift in public high schools by the end of 2027. A $300 million funding from the World Bank will enhance capacity and support the reform.
After losing the first set, the Indomitable Lions rallied to defeat Rwanda 3-1 on Thursday in Tunis, completing Pool D with three victories in three matches.
Allied Gold has connected the Kurmuk mine to the Ethiopian power grid and processed its first ore through the crushing circuit. The company expects to achieve its first gold production in the coming weeks.
Aliko Dangote plans to launch a pipeline network of 2,620 to 2,650 kilometers in October, connecting Namibia to several Southern African markets, including the DRC, centered around a future oil terminal at Walvis Bay.
In his first squad as head coach of the Panthers, Sébastien Migné has selected 24 players to face Morocco and Niger, with a group entirely made up of expatriates.
In Jinja, a festival launched on September 18 focuses on farms, tastings, and a cruise on the Nile to transform two agricultural cultures into a travel experience and opportunities for businesses.
Bola Tinubu has called for the full launch of Nigeria’s digital free zones initiative within 180 days. The initiative aims to enable technology and service companies to raise global capital while remaining incorporated in Nigeria.
Ondo State has confirmed at least 48 deaths and 182 individuals affected after consuming a local beverage suspected of containing methanol. Approximately 100 patients remained under treatment as the investigation into the source of the product continues.
The South African Constitutional Court has invalidated the 2024 public procurement law, citing insufficient public participation. As the law had not yet come into effect, existing rules remain in force.
An ICC arbitration tribunal in Paris has dismissed a request from Sunrise Power to compel Nigeria to pay $400 million in the Mambilla case. The company and its promoter will also bear most of the procedural costs.
Mohamed Ouahbi denies any conflict with Sofyan Amrabat and maintains a selection based on form, following the midfielder’s withdrawal.
In Plzeň, Relebohile Mofokeng scored his first goal in the Europa League, extending his streak with Union Saint-Gilloise, who won 3-0 on Thursday, September 17. The South African’s performance comes just hours after his call-up to the Bafana Bafana.
Franco-Ivorian comedian Sacko Camara is set to perform at Apollo Comedy in Paris, with six shows of “Up and Down” scheduled between September 18 and December 26, 2026.
With five days until the legislative elections on September 23, Morocco has 15.8 million registered voters. Those aged 18 to 24 represent only 4% of the electorate, while parties prioritize youth employment in their campaigns.
Konkola Copper Mines has relaunched its Nchanga smelter after 106 days of shutdown and $40 million in rehabilitation. The first copper anode has been cast, marking the facility’s return to production.
Ghana is launching a first phase targeting 100,000 tonnes of tomatoes in 2026-2027. The program aims to reduce an annual bill of over $400 million for imports of fresh tomatoes and paste while supporting more than 150,000 jobs.
Bamidele Yusuf was instrumental in all three goals of Ferencváros’ 3-1 victory over Celtic: he initiated the first goal and provided assists for Kristoffer Zachariassen and Daniel Arzani.
The Good Life Show opens this Friday at the Sandton Convention Centre with over 250 exhibitors and more than 90 events focused on food, wellness, beauty, and sustainable solutions.
Thirty-seven individuals arrested in Niger State on suspicion of illegal mining died in custody on September 17. The NSCDC cites a possible illness, with no confirmed cause, while multiple investigations have been initiated.
Ivorian reggae artist Kajeem invites the public to join him on October 10, 2026, at the Palais de la Culture in Abidjan for “Convocation Act 3,” featuring Didier Awadi as a guest.
The influx of investors into Dangote Petroleum Refinery’s $1.6 billion IPO has caused disruptions across several digital platforms in Nigeria. Bamboo reported a tenfold increase in traffic within thirty minutes.
Africa CDC maintains the Ebola outbreak in the DRC at a continental emergency level. Despite observed declines in several hotspots, nearly 60% of reported deaths still occur in communities, and the peak of the outbreak has not been confirmed.
Taxpayers associated with the Small Business Tax Centers in Parakou, Comè, and Lokossa will gradually access the DGI’s e-services platform starting September 21, 2026.
