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• Niger PDP group backing governorship candidate Nami endorses Tinubu's 2027 re-election · Niger Renaissance Network, supporting PDP candidate Mamman Nami, announces support for Tinubu's 2027 re-election and plans a coordinated campaign.
• Africa News Roundup: Kenya Trader Crackdown, Gambia Power Emergency, DR Congo Ebola Outbreak · AllAfrica's daily roundup covers Kenya's trader crackdown, Gambia's power emergency, Sudan's health collapse, DR Congo Ebola, Kenya nurses strike, and Zimbabwe vendor order.
• Zimbabwe Teachers Union Cuts Weekly Workdays to Three Over Pay Dispute · ARTUZ says teachers will work three days weekly and two days for side income amid salary dispute.
• ICC Hears Calls for Reparations for Ali Kushayb Victims in Darfur · ICC Trial Chamber I heard arguments for reparations for Darfur victims of convicted war criminal Ali Kushayb.
• Liberia Ex-VP Defense Withdraws Preliminary Hearing Before Audio Evidence Ruling · Former Liberian Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor's defense withdrew the preliminary examination before a ruling on explosive audio recordings.
• CyFrica 2026 Summit Returns to Lagos to Address Nigeria's Cybersecurity Challenges · CyFrica 2026 returns to Lagos with NITDA, NDPC, and Galaxy Backbone as partners to strengthen Nigeria's digital defenses.
• Liberia Charges Ex-Crime Services Chief With Bribery Over Drug Case · Liberian police charged former crime services chief Johnny Dean with bribery and obstruction regarding a major drug trafficking investigation.
• Kenya Arrests Man for Hate Speech Against Burundians After Govt Apology · Kenyan detectives arrested a man for hate speech remarks targeting Burundians following a government apology.
• Zimbabwe's POSB Unveils $20M Export Finance Boost for Local Businesses · POSB launches a $20 million trade finance facility to help Zimbabwean SMEs expand exports.
• Thugs Disrupt Peter Obi's Visit to Benue for Second Time · Suspected thugs blocked Peter Obi's convoy in Benue, marking the second disruption of his planned visit to the state.
• Nigerian Government Reportedly Reached Secret Ceasefire with Boko Haram Faction · Nigerian government reportedly entered secret ceasefire with Bakura Doro's Boko Haram faction, linked to release of over 300 hostages.
• Zimbabwean Ex-Legislator Accuses Judge of Demanding Bribe to Overturn Rape Conviction · Former Zimbabwe legislator Munyaradzi Kereke accuses Supreme Court Justice George Chiweshe of demanding cash and a gold mine stake to quash his rape conviction.
• 2026 Ballon d'Or: Six African Footballers Nominated for Young Talent and Goalkeeper Awards · Six African players are nominated for the 2026 Ballon d'Or Young Talent and Goalkeeper of the Year awards.
• Ghana Bishops Urge Chief Justice Caution Amid Resignation Calls · Ghana Catholic Bishops urge Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie to exercise caution following controversial remarks, rejecting calls for his resignation.
• Nigeria's Peter Obi Condemns Convoy Blockade in Benue · Presidential candidate Peter Obi condemned the obstruction of his convoy in Benue State by alleged thugs and security operatives.
• Somali Army Chief Visits Wounded Soldiers and Children at Mogadishu Hospital · Somali army chief Brigadier General Ibrahim Mohamed Mohamud visited wounded soldiers and children at Mogadishu's Recep Tayyip Erdogan Hospital.
• Nigeria's Safe Schools Measures Failed to Prevent Second School Abduction in Borno · Despite government assurances, Safe Schools measures were not implemented in Lassa before gunmen abducted students.
• Nigeria's Tinubu Administration Ranks Top Political Spokesmen Ahead of 2027 · Analysis ranks Festus Keyamo and Bayo Onanuga as top communicators for President Tinubu's administration.
• Kenyan Activist Eric Omondi Arrested During Referendum Signature Drive · Comedian Eric Omondi arrested in Nairobi while collecting signatures for a constitutional referendum campaign.
• University of Khartoum War Report: 71% of Academics Abroad, Infrastructure Destroyed · A new report reveals 71% of University of Khartoum academics remain abroad while war damage destroyed much of the campus infrastructure.
• UN Mission Urges Sudan Arms Embargo Expansion Amid War Crimes Allegations · UN fact-finding mission urges Human Rights Council to expand Sudan arms embargo and extend mandate due to war crimes.
• Nigeria Plateau Govt Deploys Medical Supplies to Combat Diphtheria Outbreak · Plateau State Governor directs mobilization of medical supplies to treat diphtheria patients.
• World Bank Warns Liberia Leaves 5.3% of GDP in Lost Revenue · World Bank warns Liberia leaves 5.3% of GDP annually due to weak tax compliance and poor mineral wealth management.
• Sudan Displaced People Group Warns of Deepening Food Insecurity · Sudan's General Coordination for Displaced People warns of looming famine and humanitarian catastrophe.
• Nigerian Army Repels Boko Haram/ISWAP Attack in Borno · Nigerian troops successfully defended a base in Pulka, Borno, against a coordinated Boko Haram/ISWAP assault.
• Mozambique Official Says Residents Return After Niassa Reserve Attack Displaces 2,700 · Mozambique's Niassa Secretary Silva Livone says Marrua district residents are returning home after an attack that displaced over 2,700.
• Malawi High Court Orders Compensation for Contract Breaches · Malawi High Court ruled the government must compensate four companies for unlawful contract withholding under the Farm Inputs Subsidy Programme.
• ADC Condemns Wike's Claim That Amaechi Will Lose 2027 Election · Rivers State ADC chairman rejects FCT Minister Wike's prediction of Rotimi Amaechi's defeat in the 2027 elections.
• Rwanda and Oman sign visa-exemption agreements and six MOUs on Kagame visit · Rwanda and Oman signed two agreements and six MOUs covering visa waivers, taxation, trade, investment, and logistics on 2026-09-08.
• Nigeria INEC Sets Sept 19 for By-Elections in Four States · Nigeria's INEC scheduled by-elections for September 19 in four states.