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Halal Forum in Kenya Charts Roadmap for East African Trade Growth

Halal Forum in Kenya Charts Roadmap for East African Trade Growth

Halal Forum in Kenya Charts Roadmap for East African Trade Growth ———————————————- According to IQNA and eastleighvoice.co.ke, a major forum on halal trade development was held on August 26, 2025, at the Jamia Mosque in Nairobi, Kenya. The event, themed…
Kenya Cult Death Toll Rises to 32 Amid Police Admission of Response Failures

Kenya Cult Death Toll Rises to 32 Amid Police Admission of Response Failures

Kenya Cult Death Toll Rises to 32 Amid Police Admission of Response Failures —————————- Kenyan authorities confirmed Friday that the death toll from the Kwa Binzaro cult tragedy has risen to 32 following new exhumations in Kilifi county, according to…
A ‘Wonder Food’ Shortage Looms Over Africa, Putting Millions of Children at Risk

A ‘Wonder Food’ Shortage Looms Over Africa, Putting Millions of Children at Risk

A ‘Wonder Food’ Shortage Looms Over Africa, Putting Millions of Children at Risk ————————————- In a striking report, Save the Children has warned that a global collapse in nutrition funding is on the verge of causing a severe shortage of…
Africa Launches Continental Plan to Combat Cholera

Africa Launches Continental Plan to Combat Cholera

Africa Launches Continental Plan to Combat Cholera ————————————– The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have unveiled a continental emergency plan to combat cholera, which has seen an alarming rise in…
France Returns Human Skulls to Madagascar After 128 Years of Massacre

France Returns Human Skulls to Madagascar After 128 Years of Massacre

France Returns Human Skulls to Madagascar After 128 Years of Massacre ————————————– France has formally returned three human skulls to Madagascar, including one believed to belong to King Toera, who was beheaded by French colonial forces, Al Jazeera reported. The…
Tigray Supreme Court Upholds Muslim Students’ Right to Wear Hijab in Axum Schools

Tigray Supreme Court Upholds Muslim Students’ Right to Wear Hijab in Axum Schools

Tigray Supreme Court Upholds Muslim Students’ Right to Wear Hijab in Axum Schools ……………… The Supreme Court in Ethiopia’s Tigray region has ruled in favor of allowing Muslim schoolgirls in the city of Axum to wear the hijab, marking a…
Armed Group Advances Toward Bamako, Raising Fears of Humanitarian Crisis in Mali

Armed Group Advances Toward Bamako, Raising Fears of Humanitarian Crisis in Mali

Armed Group Advances Toward Bamako, Raising Fears of Humanitarian Crisis in Mali ……………. An armed group linked to al-Qaeda, known as Jama’at Nasr al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), has intensified its attacks in Mali, prompting serious concerns as it moves closer to…
Rising Insecurity in Eastern Congo Slows Peace Efforts

Rising Insecurity in Eastern Congo Slows Peace Efforts

Rising Insecurity in Eastern Congo Slows Peace Efforts ————————————– The United Nations Security Council has warned that ongoing insecurity in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is undermining international efforts to achieve lasting peace in the country. According to Reuters,…
Botswana Declares Public Health Emergency Amid Medical Supply Shortages

Botswana Declares Public Health Emergency Amid Medical Supply Shortages

Botswana Declares Public Health Emergency Amid Medical Supply Shortages ……………… Botswana, a country in Southern Africa, declared a public health emergency on Monday due to a nationwide failure in its medical supply chain, Reuters reported. President Duma Boko announced that…
Kenya’s Kibera Slum Empowers Residents by Exchanging Plastic Waste for Water and Sanitation Services

Kenya’s Kibera Slum Empowers Residents by Exchanging Plastic Waste for Water and Sanitation Services

Kenya’s Kibera Slum Empowers Residents by Exchanging Plastic Waste for Water and Sanitation Services ——————————————– In Kibera, Nairobi’s largest informal settlement, access to clean water and sanitation has long been a challenge, with many residents paying exorbitant prices controlled by…
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