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13/11/2025



Here are the top news stories from Africa today (November 13, 2025) that you can use for your Facebook post:

South Africa: The rand strengthened after Finance Minister Godongwana announced a new lower inflation target of 3% (down from 3–6%), which investors welcomed. This is being called the best economic news in 25 years.

Nigeria: The Senate approved President Bola Tinubu’s request to borrow ₦1.15 trillion from the domestic debt market to fund the 2025 budget deficit.

Mali: Severe fuel shortages continue as al‑Qaeda‑linked fighters block supplies, creating a humanitarian crisis and widespread fear.

Gabon: The wife and son of former president Ali Bongo were sentenced to 20 years in prison for corruption.

Sudan: Violence in El Fasher has displaced thousands, with the UN warning the war is spiraling out of control.

Sports: Nigeria, Cameroon, Gabon, and DR Congo are battling in Morocco for a last chance to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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13/11/2025

scores tonight.

BEST OF AFRICA

07/11/2025



: The ICC has confirmed 39 charges against warlord Joseph Kony, intensifying global scrutiny on his long-standing crimes.
: The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have agreed to a U.S.-proposed humanitarian ceasefire after capturing El-Fasher in Darfur.
: President Tinubu reaffirmed his commitment to defeating terrorism, responding to international pressure and threats from President Trump.
: The world’s oldest president has been sworn in for an eighth term, raising questions about democratic longevity.
: Pirates attacked a vessel off the coast, firing grenades and boarding, highlighting ongoing maritime insecurity.
: The deputy opposition leader is facing terrorism charges, according to his lawyer.
: Safaricom reported a $282 million half-year profit, driven by the continued success of M-Pesa.


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03/11/2025



🗳️ Post-Election Tensions Escalate in
🕊️ Calls for Peace and Dialogue
Archbishop Samuel Kleda of Douala has condemned the violence and urged national dialogue and justice, calling for calm amid rising tensions.
🚨 Political Figures Resurface
Former opposition leaders Djeukam Tchameni and Anicet Ekane have re-emerged, stirring memories of past political unrest in the 1990s. Their rhetoric is raising concerns about renewed instability.
📢 Nationwide Shutdown Proposed
Politician Issa Tchiroma has called for a three-day nationwide shutdown starting today, November 3, to protest the election results.
Authorities in Douala have warned against “ghost town” tactics and assured residents of heightened security measures.
💡 Community Development
In more positive news, Olam Agri has commissioned a solar-powered borehole in Babenga, improving access to clean water for local residents


🕊️ Appels au calme et au dialogue
L’archevêque Samuel Kleda de Douala a condamné les violences et lancé un appel à la justice et au dialogue national, invitant les citoyens à rester calmes.
👥 Retour de figures politiques
Les anciens leaders de l’opposition Djeukam Tchameni et Anicet Ekane refont surface, ravivant les souvenirs des troubles politiques des années 1990.
📢 Appel à une paralysie nationale
Le politicien Issa Tchiroma appelle à une grève générale de trois jours à partir d’aujourd’hui, 3 novembre, pour contester les résultats électoraux.
Les autorités de Douala mettent en garde contre les tactiques de « villes mortes » et assurent un renforcement de la sécurité.
💧 Avancée communautaire à Babenga
L’entreprise Olam Agri a inauguré un puits alimenté par énergie solaire, améliorant l’accès à l’eau potable pour les habitants de Babenga.

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30/10/2025



Here’s a roundup of the most notable stories from across Africa on Thursday, October 30, 2025:

🇹🇿 Tanzania: Presidential Election Under Tension
Tanzanians voted on October 29 to elect a new president amid heightened security and civil unrest.

The day was marked by protests and a government-imposed curfew, reflecting deep political divisions and concerns over electoral transparency.

🇳🇬 Nigeria: Headlines from Major Newspapers
NAICOM urges leadership from NCRIB's new president, Mrs. Ekeoma Esther Ezeibe, to revitalize Nigeria’s insurance sector.

Insurance industry shows signs of recovery, with fresh investments and projections that pe*******on may exceed 3% soon.

Senate confirms new Service Chiefs, who pledge reforms to tackle insecurity and boost local defense production.

Political shifts: A PDP senator defected to APC, citing internal party issues.

Security concerns: A warehouse containing over ₦10 million worth of prepaid meters was destroyed in Ondo by arsonists.

Ethnic tensions: Clashes erupted between Hausa and Benin youths following the killing of a suspected internet fraudster.

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29/10/2025



is bleeding, and the world must not look away. This video sheds light on the truth behind the 2025 election crisis—fraud, repression, and the courage of youth rising for justice. Watch, share, and stand with those demanding a future built on transparency and hope.

40+ years. 8 U.S. Presidents. 1 Paul Biya.From Reagan to Trump (again), America changed leadership 8 times. Cameroon? ...
29/10/2025



40+ years. 8 U.S. Presidents. 1 Paul Biya.

From Reagan to Trump (again), America changed leadership 8 times. Cameroon? Still ruled by the same man—now 92 years old.

This isn’t just a timeline. It’s a mirror. A question. A cry.

How long must a nation wait for renewal? How long must youth watch their future rot under recycled power?

Leadership should serve the people—not outlive them.


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What’s the point of the African Union if it can’t stand for African people and defend justice?The AU just congratulated...
29/10/2025



What’s the point of the African Union if it can’t stand for African people and defend justice?

The AU just congratulated Paul Biya—yes, the 92-year-old who’s ruled Cameroon for over 40 years—on his re-election. Meanwhile, protesters are being arrested, voices silenced, and blood spilled in the streets.

They say they’re “gravely concerned” and call for “dialogue.” But concern without action is just noise. Dialogue without justice is just delay.

We don’t need more empty statements. We need courage. We need accountability. We need an African Union that protects the people—not just the presidents.

Cameroon deserves better. Africa deserves better.


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29/10/2025

📰 Across Africa – October 29, 2025

🇨🇲 Cameroon’s Paul Biya wins re-election at age 92, sparking deadly protests and clashes. Four people were reported killed in election-related violence.

🇨🇮 Ivory Coast’s President Alassane Ouattara secures a fourth term with a landslide 89.77% of the vote. Celebrations erupted among supporters, while opposition figures conceded.

🇿🇦 South Africa’s new Marriage Bill faces backlash. The proposed law aims to unify civil, customary, and religious marriages, but critics say it clashes with religious beliefs and lacks child protection measures.

🇲🇬 Madagascar’s military warns of an attempted coup. Elite CAPSAT soldiers claim they’re coordinating all branches of the armed forces amid political unrest.

🇨🇩 New Ebola outbreak in Congo has killed dozens. Health officials say they’re short on funds to contain the spread.

🇸🇩 Sudan’s El-Fasher city sees over 300 civilians killed in two days. The UN is urging safe passage for civilians trapped in the conflict zone.

🏏 South Africa crushes Pakistan in T20 cricket. Corbin Bosch’s 4-wicket haul and Reeza Hendricks’ 60-run knock sealed a 55-run win.

Feel free to remix this into a carousel of posts or a single caption like:

🔥 Africa Today: Biya wins, Ouattara dominates, Congo battles Ebola, and SA cricket smashes Pakistan. Meanwhile, protests rage and marriage laws stir debate.

IN CAMEROON 🇨🇲Reports are emerging of several military trucks heading towards Bertoua, amid growing unrest and allegat...
28/10/2025

IN CAMEROON 🇨🇲

Reports are emerging of several military trucks heading towards Bertoua, amid growing unrest and allegations of electoral fraud in the recent presidential election. The situation is becoming increasingly volatile, with concerns for the safety of citizens and the stability of the region. Stay informed and stay safe!

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