[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The High Court has convicted all 29 accused persons in the Shakahola starvation cult case linked to self-proclaimed pastor Paul Mackenzie, finding them guilty of the murder of 191 people, including 190 children.
[GroundUp] Ekurhuleni and its water utility face criminal charges
Fr : Sa : Dans ce dossier du jour, le porte-parole de la présidence de la République, Albert Mokpem Yaloké, revient sur plusieurs sujets de l’actualité socio-politique, notamment l’arrestation des leaders de la société civile et la tension à la frontière entre le Tchad et la République centrafricaine. Il répond aux questions d’Armando Yanguendji. L’article Dossier du jour : le porte-parole de la présidence aborde l’arrestation des leaders de la société civile et la tension à la frontière avec le Tchad est apparu en premier sur Radio Ndeke Luka .
À Bozèrè-Baly, à 24 kilomètres de Bangui, sur l’axe Boali, des habitants s’inquiètent de l’incinération répétée de corps de ressortissants chinois dans leur localité. Craignant d’éventuelles conséquences sur leur santé, ils appellent les autorités à intervenir et demandent la délocalisation du site. Sur place, la répétition des incinérations de corps suscite des inquiétudes au sein […] L’article Incinération de corps, l’inquiétude monte à Bozèrè-Baly à la sortie nord de Bangui est apparu en premier sur Radio Ndeke Luka .
[Bird Story Agency] Women cotton farmers in Zimbabwe's Shamva district are turning to sewing and collective savings to diversify their incomes and adapt to a changing climate. Making school uniforms and taking clothing orders, they are creating earning opportunities beyond the crop they call their ''white gold''.
Fr : Sa : Des habitants de Liton, au PK 22, sur la route de Damara dénoncent la destruction de tombes par des particuliers pour aménager des parcelles acquises sur place.Ces actes suscitent l’indignation de la population locale et soulèvent des inquiétudes quant à la protection des lieux de sépulture. Reportage de Destin de Bonheur […] L’article Bangui : des habitant de Liton dénoncent la profanation des tombes est apparu en premier sur Radio Ndeke Luka .
Fr : Sa : Des habitants de Liton, au PK 22, sur la route de Damara dénoncent la destruction de tombes par des particuliers pour aménager des parcelles acquises sur place.Ces actes suscitent l’indignation de la population locale et soulèvent des inquiétudes quant à la protection des lieux de sépulture. Reportage de Destin de Bonheur […] L’article Bangui : des habitants de Liton dénoncent la profanation des tombes est apparu en premier sur Radio Ndeke Luka .
Fr : Sa : À Bangui, la flambée des prix des produits alimentaires fragilise davantage les ménages, dont certains peinent à satisfaire leurs besoins quotidiens. À l’occasion de la Journée mondiale pour l’élimination de la pauvreté, célébrée le 17 octobre, plusieurs habitants appellent les autorités à réguler les prix sur les marchés. Un reportage de […] L’article Bangui : des ménages appellent à réguler les prix sur les marchés est apparu en premier sur Radio Ndeke Luka .
Fr : Sa : Le directeur général des transports de surface clarifie la décision du ministère limitant à deux le nombre de passagers sur une mototaxi. Cette mesure suscite l’incompréhension de certains conducteurs, qui ont déchiré des affiches interdisant la surcharge. Nono Wenceslas Nguélékoumon s’explique au micro de Nathan De Saint Stéphane Engombé. L’article Centrafrique : le nombre de passagers limité à deux pour les taxi-moto est apparu en premier sur Radio Ndeke Luka .
Fr : Sa : Le ministre de la Sécurité publique, Bienvenu Zokoué, affirme que les cinq leaders de la société civile, arrêtés le jeudi 15 octobre, sont de connivence avec plusieurs responsables de l’opposition et du Bloc républicain pour la défense de la Constitution (BRDC). Une nouvelle accusation dans cette affaire, alors que les cinq […] L’article Centrafrique : le ministre de la Sécurité publique accuse les leaders de la société civile de « connivence avec l’opposition » est apparu en premier sur Radio Ndeke Luka .
Après près de dix mois de captivité, trois otages retenus à Bambouti, dans le Haut-Mbomou, ont retrouvé la liberté ce lundi matin. L’information est confirmée par des autorités locales. Les trois personnes avaient été enlevées le 28 décembre 2025 (jour de vote) avec un quatrième otage, lors d’un rapt attribué aux miliciens Azandé Ani Kpi […] L’article Centrafrique : les trois otages restants des A Zandé Ani Kpi Gbé, libérés est apparu en premier sur Radio Ndeke Luka .
[allAfrica] Former Senegalese President Macky Sall announced on Saturday, October 17, 2026, his withdrawal of his candidacy for the post of Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Soixante-six ans après l’indépendance, la République centrafricaine s’enfonce dans une crise sociale et économique sans précédent. Le bilan de la gestion actuelle se résume à une accumulation d’échecs majeurs qui frappent de plein fouet le quotidien des citoyens, alors même que le pays regorge de ressources naturelles inexploitées. Les chiffres cités par la […] Cet article Insécurité, corruption et misère : le bilan catastrophique d’un régime totalement incapable, selon Luka-Luka est apparu en premier sur Corbeau News Centrafrique ou si b il LPP et actualités en République centrafricaine .
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Ghana is projected to overtake Ethiopia as Africa's eighth-largest economy in 2026, with its gross domestic product (GDP) forecast to reach US$128.64 billion, exceeding Ethiopia's projected US$127.15 billion by US$1.49 billion, according to the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) October 2026 World Economic Outlook (WEO), as reported by African Business Insider on 17 October.
[Cosafa] Angola have qualified for the CAF Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations for the first time in their history after overcoming Egypt 5-4 on aggregate in a thrilling second-round qualifying tie to book their place at the continental finals in Senegal next month.
[Daily News] Mwanza -- FEAR of anaesthesia, fuelled by misconceptions about its safety, is among the challenges facing Bugando Zonal Referral Hospital, with some patients postponing or abandoning surgical procedures until their conditions become more complicated.
[Daily News] Dar es Salaam -- PEOPLE with disabilities are being encouraged to explore business opportunities in clean cooking energy, including gas cylinder sales and distribution, through an initiative by Taifa Gas aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and economic inclusion.
[Ghanaian Times] Why is electricity essential to water production, how do power interruptions affect water supply, and why does water sometimes take longer to return even after electricity has been restored?
[Ghanaian Times] President John Dramani Mahama has said Ghana's decision to seek partnership with the BRICS countries is part of efforts to broaden its development partnerships and deepen South-South cooperation.
[Africa Check] No, Kenya's Star newspaper didn't publish column alleging Brookside Dairy is profiting from milk shortage
[Premium Times] The meeting comes amid warnings that implementation of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework remains insufficient, with fewer than half of national targets assessed by countries considered to be on track.
L’enlèvement de Steeve Bendo-Ndeni à son domicile, le 15 octobre à Bangui, suivi de plusieurs heures de disparition, confirme les méthodes abusives des forces de sécurité et de leurs alliés russes du groupe Wagner. Le leader de la société civile est séquestré dans les locaux de la FICU, après une ruse et un raid commis […] Cet article Centrafrique : l’affaire Steeve Bendo-Ndeni démontre les méthodes d’un État policier et les violations répétées de la loi est apparu en premier sur Corbeau News Centrafrique ou si b il LPP et actualités en République centrafricaine .
[Africa Check] Dangote Group didn't advertise thousands of jobs at Kenyan refinery - ads circulating on Facebook fake
[New Zimbabwe] A Banket District Hospital accountant who exposed a US$19,000 fraud committed by three subordinates has lost his bid to overturn a two-year demotion and transfer after the Labour Court ruled that he had negligently failed to supervise them.
[New Republic] Monrovia -- The President of the Liberia Council of Churches (LCC), Bishop Dr. Samuel B. Reeves Sr. has challenged Liberians to confront the country's history of failures, demand accountability from those entrusted with public authority and pursue national renewal through integrity, responsible leadership and concrete action.
[New Republic] Monrovia -- The Ministry of Mines and Energy has officially launched the Liberia International Mining and Energy Conference and Exhibition (LIMEC) 2026, calling for responsible investment, improved access to electricity, and greater economic benefits from the country's natural resources.
[SNA] KHARTOUM -- The Adviser to the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), Dr. Amjad Farid, said Britain's call to publish the report of the Panel of Experts on Darfur, allowing it to be referred to the UN Security Council Sanctions Committee, raises questions about the consistency of its position while it continues to issue licences for military equipment exports to a country accused by multiple reports and investigations of supporting the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia.
Les perturbations des réseaux téléphoniques au village Linga suscitent l’inquiétude des notables. L’article Village Linga : les perturbations des réseaux téléphoniques inquiètent les notables est apparu en premier sur Radio Ndeke Luka .
[Independent (Kampala)] Zurich -- Uganda has signed a one-year sponsorship deal with the Champions Hockey League (CHL), Europe's top club ice hockey competition, as it steps up efforts to attract high-spending Swiss travellers under the government's Tenfold Growth Strategy.
[Independent (Kampala)] Addis Ababa -- Uganda convened its diaspora community in Ethiopia for a two-day event at the Hilton Addis Ababa, centered on "Connecting, Celebrating and Contributing: Harnessing the Ugandan Diaspora for National Development." The forum aimed to strengthen ties between Ugandans living in Ethiopia and national development priorities, while showcasing Uganda's culture, investment opportunities, and talent to a global audience.
[Liberian Observer] The Government of Liberia has officially launched the Liberia International Mining and Energy Conference and Expo (LIMEC 2026), seeking to attract new investments, strengthen the country's mining and energy sectors, and transform its natural resource wealth into sustainable economic growth, job creation, and improved infrastructure.
[Liberian Observer] For 2 months, Sekou Hussein Dukuly watched the business he spent years building stand silent, its residents relocated, its licenses frozen, its name passed from mouth to mouth in a community quick to judge. This week, the record finally spoke. And it spoke in his favor.
[ISS] Building a professional police identity based on a strong ethical commitment is as important as discipline and accountability.
[RFI] The Malian army and its Russian paramilitary allies have killed civilians in violation of international law, Human Rights Watch (HRW) has said in a new report, which also confirms the al-Qaeda-linked jihadist group (JNIM) summarily executed Malian soldiers following an attack on a military convoy in July.
[Liberian Investigator] MONROVIA -- Maryland County Sen. James P. Biney wants the 2027 national budget to guarantee each of Liberia's 15 counties US$5 million a year for roads, bridges and schools. That is far more than counties receive now. He told colleagues Thursday that the Legislature has rubber-stamped every national budget since the era of former President William V.S. Tubman.
[Liberian Investigator] ST. PAUL -- A Minnesota administrative law judge has recommended that the state lift its emergency suspension of three assisted living homes run by Sekou Hussein Dukuly's company, finding the Minnesota Department of Health failed to prove residents faced imminent harm when it shut the homes in August.
Ce bilan annuel 2025 du PNUD valide une économie imaginaire tout en passant sous silence le détournement de ses propres équipements par les mercenaires russes pour terroriser les civils (PNUD finance). Le constat s’impose dès l’ouverture des documents officiels de l’organisation internationale, la bureaucratie onusienne excelle dans l’art de grimer un désastre national […] Cet article Entre économie factice et logistique de la terreur : Quand le PNUD finance des motos pour Wagner et invente une croissance en RCA et se félicite dans son rapport annuel 2025 est apparu en premier sur Corbeau News Centrafrique ou si b il LPP et actualités en République centrafricaine .
[Premium Times] Nigerians expect the presidential candidates to come up with governance frameworks that would checkmate the unabashed looting of the country's oil resources.
[Nyasa Times] The Transporters Association of Malawi (TAM) says about 287 fuel tankers are expected to arrive this week, which could ease the petrol and diesel shortages that have produced long queues across the country.
[Nyasa Times] The chairperson of the Mulhako wa Alhomwe Cultural Festival has warned politicians and people jostling for leadership positions not to bring divisions into the organisation, saying anyone who insults President Peter Mutharika will face action.
[Nyasa Times] Malawi is set to swelter under a brutal heatwave this week, with temperatures predicted to soar to a scorching 42C in some areas, prompting urgent health warnings from authorities.
[New Republic] Monrovia -- Senator Amara Konneh's recent appeal for the United States to impose Global Magnitsky sanctions on individuals allegedly enabling questionable mining concessions in Liberia has sparked debate over legislative responsibility, sovereignty, and accountability.
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Former Borabu MP Ben Momanyi has criticised Nyamira Governor Amos Nyaribo's administration, accusing it of failing to deliver development projects to residents as expected.
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Ministry of Health has warned Kenyans that Ebola can initially look like malaria, urging anyone who feels unwell to seek medical care promptly as the country's reported case count rises to eight.
[New Times] Five Great Lakes countries have endorsed draft procedures for disarming, demobilising, repatriating and reintegrating foreign combatants operating in the region at a security meeting held in Lusaka, Zambia, on Sunday, October 18.
[Ghanaian Times] Sixty-five per cent of Ghanaians cannot afford a healthy diet, while 43.5 per cent face moderate to severe food insecurity, with rural communities bearing the brunt, a nutrition expert, Professor Anna Lartey, has disclosed.
[Ghanaian Times] The Ghana Association of University Administrators (GAUA) and the Technical University Senior Administrators Association of Ghana (TUSAAG) have suspended their strike after about 80 per cent of their grievances were addressed through engagements with the government.
[Vanguard] The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has reaffirmed the declaration of the Directorate of Security and Intelligence of its Presidential Campaign Council that President Bola Tinubu's re-election in 2027 is "non-negotiable", even as the party pledged peaceful and safe campaigns.
[Premium Times] A memo, dated 18 October and addressed to its members, said the council would formally commence the collective assignment, consider and adopt the campaign calendar and deliberate on preparations for the commencement of the presidential campaign flag-off on 24 October.
[Premium Times] Health workers in Katsina have suspended their warning strike following Governor Dikko Radda's intervention, but negotiations over outstanding salaries and allowances remain unresolved.
