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[Ghanaian Times] The business community in the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis have underscored the need for the government and the private sector to collaborate to provide sustainable jobs for the citizenry.
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Source: allAfrica.com
South Africa: Vote to Defend Democracy, Says Tsenoli
[SAnews.gov.za] National Assembly Deputy Speaker, Lechesa Tsenoli, says participating in elections is an act of defence for democracy.
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Egypt: Shoukri Probes With UN Envoy Promoting Middle East Peace
[Egypt Online] Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukri discussed during a meeting with United Nations (UN) Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process Tor Wennesland ways to propel the peace process in the Middle East, Foreign Ministry Spokesman ambassador Ahmed Hafez said.
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Nigeria: Premium Times Journalist Shortlisted for Global Journalism Award
[Premium Times] "The FJA Expert Council selected 37 best stories from 34 countries for this year's shortlist."
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Tunisia Receives 3 Oxygen Generators From the Netherlands and WHO
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- Tunisia received at the port of Rades Monday, 3 oxygen generators, two of which funded by the World Health Organization and the third by the Netherlands, to strengthen the country's capacity to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Tunisia: Covid-19 - Over 42 Thousand Jabs Administered On November 3
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- 42,789 COVID-19 vaccine jabs were administered on November 3, according to the Health Ministry's figures.
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South Africa: Parole Board Told to Explain Why Repeat Sex Offender Was Released From Jail
[GroundUp] Appeal court decision revives woman's civil suit against minister of justice for R2 million in damages
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Tunisia: Saied Calls for Streamlining Public Spending
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- President Kais Saied, on Monday, called to reassure Tunisians on the current situation, while streamlining public spending.
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Tanzania: Govt Targets Daily Covid-19 Vaccinations of Up to 100,000 People
[Independent (Kampala)] Dar es Salaam -- Tanzanian authorities said on Saturday that between 80,000 and 100,000 people will be vaccinated daily against COVID-19 during the second phase of the inoculation campaign.
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Niger: Dozens Dead in Attack By Gunmen - Govt
[allAfrica] At least 69 people, including a mayor, have been killed in an attack by gunmen in southwestern Niger, the country's government has confirmed.
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Angola-Cote d'Ivoire - Covid-19 Pandemic Disrupts Projects
[ANGOP] Luanda -- The outgoing ambassador of Côte d'Ivoire to Angola Desiré Bosson Assamai said Friday in Luanda that the Covid-19 pandemic affected the implementation of several projects between the countries.
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South Africa: President Cyril Ramaphosa Undertakes Working Visit to Eswatini, 2 Nov
Press Release - President Cyril Ramaphosa will today, Tuesday, 2 November 2021, undertake a working visit to Eswatini for deliberations on political and security developments in the Kingdom.
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Ghana: Spanish Ambassador Calls On Interior Minister
[GhanaToday] Javier Gutiérrez, Spanish Ambassador to Ghana (Left) interacting with Mr Ambrose Dery, Minister for the Interior
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Kenya Targets Social Media 'Bullies' in New Crackdown
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- A crackdown against cybercrime and social media bullies has inched closer to reality with the unveiling of the Secretariat to operationalise the relevant law.
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Kenyan Film Board Bans Children From Watching Squid Game
[Nairobi News] The Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) has advised parents to be vigilant and monitor the content their children consume on media platforms.
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Tunisia: President of Republic Meets Minister of Justice
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- President Kais Saied said the majority of judges are honest and respectful of the law, despite attempts at corruption and pressure they are subjected to.
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Angola: Covid-19 - Angola Imposes Presentation of Digital Certificate
[ANGOP] Luanda -- National citizens over 18 years old must present, as of this Monday, 1, the digital certificate of vaccination against Covid-19 to have access to public and private places.
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Tunisia: Covid-19 - Tunisia Logs 2 More Deaths and 89 Infections On Nov.3
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- Two more COVID-19 fatalities and 89 infections were logged on November 3 from 3,020 tests (2.95% positivity rate), the Health Ministry said.
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Nigeria: No Going Back On 120% Ondo Varsity Fees Hike, VC Insists As PDP, Parents Kick
[Vanguard] Akure -- The Vice-Chancellor of University of Medical Sciences, UNIMED, Ondo State, Prof Adesegun Fatusi, has said there is no going back on the hike in tuition fees of the institution.
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Africa: Why the US Suspended Ethiopia, Mali, Guinea From Free-Trade Deal
Analysis - In response to human rights violations, the U.S. suspended Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) on Tuesday, ending each nation's duty-free access to the American market.
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Tanzania: Tanroads Allocates 732m/ - to Upgrade Nyamisati-Bungu Road
[Daily News] THE Tanzania Roads Agency has allocated 732.7m/- for upgrading Nyamisati-Bungu road which has a distance of 40.2 kilometres during 2021/ 2022 fiscal year.
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South Africa: British Airways Revives Cape Town - London Flights
[CAJ News] British Airways (BA) has resumed flights from Cape Town to London Heathrow, United Kingdom.
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Tunisia: Covid-19 - Kebili Logs 30 Infections in Week
[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- 30 more COVID-19 infections were logged in Kebili in one week (October 26-November 1), the local health directorate said.
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Nigeria: Three Injured As Tanker Explodes On Lagos-Ibadan Expressway - Official
[Premium Times] While the actual cause of the tanker explosion is yet to be ascertained as of the time of this report, the official said a vehicle was burnt.
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Egypt Takes Part in Meeting On Human Rights Education, Culture
[Egypt Online] A delegation representing the Foreign Ministry and the technical secretariat of the higher committee for human rights took part in the first meeting of a group of governmental experts concerned with drafting an Arab plan for human rights education, that wound up on Wednesday.
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Kenya: Kot Excited By Larry Madowo, Edith Kimani Romantic Photos
[Nairobi News] A photo of Kenyan journalists Larry Madowo and Edith Kimani locked in what appears to be a romantic embrace has excited Kenyans on social media.
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Nigeria: 2 Weeks After, Govt Yet to Pay N22.1bn Earned Academic Allowances - ASUU, SSANU, NASU Meet
[Vanguard] Two weeks after the Federal Government promised to pay N22.1 billon Earned Academic Allowances to workers in federal universities, the pledge has not been fulfilled, investigation by the Vanguard has revealed.
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Tanzania: Tanesco Executes 64.9bn/ - Transmission Line From Tabora to Katavi
[Daily News] THE government through Tanzania Electric Supply Company (TANESCO) is implementing a 64.9bn/- project of the main electricity transmission line from Tabora to Katavi region, Deputy Minister for Energy, Stephen Byabato told the August House on Tuesday.
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Kenya: Agony as Intern Nurses Go Without Pay for Months
[Nation] Three hundred and twenty eight nurses recruited under a government internship scheme in July have not been paid.
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Uganda: She Cranes Smack Zambia in Pent Series Opener
[Monitor] The Uganda She Cranes on Monday had an excellent start at the ongoing Netball Pent Series held at Patrick Lyambo Police Courts in Windhoek, Namibia.
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