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Everything ForecastGeo has ingested that places a story in Kenya — 67 articles from 15 outlets.
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Congo’s Regulator Orders Two Glencore Mines to Drop 1,540 Suppliers
The Democratic Republic of Congo's subcontracting regulator ordered Kamoto Copper Company and Mutanda Mining to drop 1,540 suppliers it found ineligible under a 2017 law.
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Congo’s National Dialogue Gets an Organising Committee Appointed Entirely by the President
A presidential ordinance of 13 September 2026 created the organising committee for Congo's national dialogue, with every member appointed by the head of state.
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Benin and Rwanda Sign a Round of Cooperation Deals on Trade Worth About US$126,500 a Year
Benin's president Romuald Wadagni met Paul Kagame in Kigali on 16 September 2026. The two countries signed cooperation instruments although annual trade is about US$126,500.
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Guinea’s Media Regulator Issues a Formal Warning to France 24 Over One Word
Guinea's media regulator issued a formal notice to France 24 on 16 September 2026 over a description of President Doumbouya. No sanction was imposed and the broadcaster apologised.
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Ghana’s Opposition Backs Some Constitutional Changes and Rejects the Process That Produced Them
Ghana's opposition New Patriotic Party set out its position on the constitution review on 17 September 2026, backing several changes while rejecting the process as partisan.
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Guinea’s President Receives a Rusal Delegation Led by Russia’s Ambassador, With No Figures Announced
Guinea's president received a Rusal delegation led by Russia's ambassador in Conakry. The talks covered local processing of minerals, and no investment figures were announced.
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Chad Says It Needs 8,000 Kilometres More Fibre, With Six Provinces Still Unconnected
Chad's digital economy minister said on 15 September 2026 that the country needs about 8,000 kilometres more fibre for full coverage, with six provinces still unconnected.
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Ghana Hosts a Veteran Astronaut and Sets Out a Plan for Its Own Space Institution
Ghana's foreign minister hosted astronaut Koichi Wakata in Accra on 15 September 2026 and said Ghana is drawing up a national space policy and its first dedicated space institution.
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Cameroon Tells the IAEA It Is Studying Civil Nuclear Power
Cameroon told the International Atomic Energy Agency on 15 September 2026 that a feasibility study on civil nuclear power is under way. It has no reactors today.
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Nigeria Flared 7.48 Percent of Its Gas in August, the Highest Rate Since October 2025
Nigeria flared 7.48 percent of its gas output in August 2026, the highest rate since October 2025, with flared volumes up 17.7 percent on July.
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London misses out to Nairobi in World Athletics bid
London has lost to Nairobi in Kenya in its bid to host the World Athletics Championships in 2029, while the 2031 event will be held in Munich.
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What are the five pros and cons of artificial intelligence?
AI creates new opportunities in programming and automation, but experts warn of risks to early-career workers.
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At least 26 students killed in fire and stampede at school in eastern DRC
A fire and stampede at a school in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo killed at least 26 children, the UN children's agency said on Friday, with some pupils leaping from windows on high floors…
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Cost of Living Nairobi: Expat Budgets Jump 6%
Cost of living Nairobi for expats in 2026 shows premium rents rising up to 6% yearly as UN and regional headquarters staff compete for housing.
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Cleaner cooking stoves offer hope for 1 billion Africans using wood, charcoal
Almost 1 billion Africans still rely on wood, charcoal and other fuels that produce harmful smoke, according to the International Energy Agency. But across continent, cleaner cooking stoves are being…
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Africa Intelligence Brief — Thursday, September 10, 2026
Rio Times · Africa Intelligence Brief September 10, 2026 Africa Intelligence Brief — Thursday, September 10, 2026 Africa Intelligence Brief — Thursday, September 10, 2026 Key Facts The settlement…
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Concerns over wildlife, water supply, as wildfire rages across Mount Kenya
A wildfire has burned about 8,700 hectares of vegetation on Mount Kenya since the fire was first reported on Sept 1, Mount Kenya Trust, an environmental conservation group, said.
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'We are tired': Gambians struggle after months of power outages
After months of electricity outages which have recently grown more severe, residents of The Gambia are becoming desperate. Thousands took to the streets on Monday in protest over the blackouts…
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Kenya: Crackdown on foreign traders prompts xenophobia fears
Fears of xenophobia are rising in Kenya after President William Ruto ordered a crackdown on foreigners working as hawkers. The government insists however that legally documented foreign traders remain…
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Burundians rush to leave Kenya ahead of crackdown on unregistered traders
Kenya is due to start enforcing measures to restrict foreign nationals from operating small-scale businesses.
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Why is Kenya cracking down on foreign traders and small retailers?
President Ruto says small businesses should be reserved for Kenyans as his government moves against foreign traders.
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Algerian football chiefs name Hemdani to replace Petkovic as head coach
The Algerian Football Federation (FAF) confirmed on Sunday the appointment of the former Marseille and Glasgow Rangers midfielder Brahim Hemdani as head coach.
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Kenya braces for heavy rainfall as UN says El Niño to strenghten
The United Nations’ climate agency warned this week that El Niño is expected to strengthen further in the coming months, bringing risks of extreme weather into 2027. In Kenya, weather experts said the…
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That viral 'bulls***' moment and how football saved Awer Mabil
Socceroos star Awer Mabil says he was just being himself when he called out Pauline Hanson's plan for a "monoculture" in Australia.
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Why Kenya President Wants Tata Chemicals Out: Inside The Magadi Dispute
Kenya President said Tata Chemicals had a contract for 100 years but had not built a factory in Kajiado."Are we slaves to other people?" he asked.
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Meet the wolves brought by apartheid-era South Africa to brutalize natives
The aim was to create a wolf-dog mixed breed that could be used by police for crowd control or by the military during South Africa's border wars in Namibia and Angola
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Africa: The Drylands Dividend - the Smart Investment for Powering a Water-Scarce World
[IPS] NAIROBI, Kenya, Sep 1 2026 (IPS) - Open a can of something fizzy and the reason the sugar doesn't separate immediately is gum arabic, tapped by hand from acacia trees across the Sahel. Spray on…
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Africa: Is This The Bandage For Africa's Rising Medical Fabrics Demand?
[Bird Story Agency] Local cotton manufacturing moves into surgical textiles as Africa seeks import alternatives and channels more fibre into homegrown factories.
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1.4-million-year-old footprints reveal a surprisingly large human relative
Ancient footprints in Kenya reveal that eight Paranthropus boisei may have traveled together 1.4 million years ago, with some individuals reaching surprisingly large, human-like body sizes. The tracks…
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EU wants drones to spray pesticides — but it could backfire
The EU wants to lift a decades-old ban on spraying pesticides from the air, allowing drones to be used for greater precision. But experts warn the plan could lead to even more pesticides being used in…
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Women in Zimbabwe push for recognition of 'invisible' domestic labour
In Zimbabwe, women and girls overwhelmingly bear the burden of domestic labour – costing them opportunities outside the home. New policies are being considered to recognise the value of this unpaid…
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Solar-powered ambulance completes successful trial run
The world’s first solar ambulance completed a successful trial run on Friday, raising hopes of bringing vital medical care to remote regions.
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Africa: Poor Debt Data, Weak Oversight Threaten Africa's Debt Management - - Experts
[Premium Times] They spoke at the sixth African Conference on Debt and Development (AfCoDD VI), organised by the African Forum and Network on Debt and Development (AFRODAD) in Nairobi, Kenya. .
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How a 95 percent drop in Hormuz traffic changed global shipping
A crisis in one narrow passage has disrupted an industry that carries about 80 percent of the world’s trade.
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‘Enough is enough’: Kenya nurses strike over pay and working conditions
Shiru Kihara, a nurse in Kenya, explains why she and thousands of other nurses are on strike demanding fair pay.
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An Ethiopian Rewrote the Half-Marathon Record in Buenos Aires
Yomif Kejelcha ran 56 minutes and 51 seconds through Palermo on Sunday morning, taking 29 seconds off the mark and putting Buenos Aires in the record books.
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Seville, Jefferson-Wooden roar to 100m wins at Silesia Diamond League
Brazil's Alison Dos Santos beats world record holder Karsten Warholm in a thrilling 400m hurdles final at the meet.
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Can Kenya’s AI ambitions coexist with Naivasha’s water needs?
As Kenya courts data-centre investment, communities fear growing pressure on an already stressed water system.
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Africa: Population Density - a Missing Factor in Development - - and Why This Is Africa's Moment
[African Arguments] Explanations of why Africa has lagged behind tend to reach for the familiar: weak governance, corruption, ethnic conflict, the legacy of colonial borders.
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Five years on from first vaccine, fight against malaria sees progress in Africa
On World Mosquito Day, attention remains focused on the devastating impact of the disease in Africa. The continent accounts for 95 per cent of malaria-related deaths worldwide. Five years after the…