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Aviation & Connectivity: RENAC is expanding aviation services after a request from an international airline for ground handling at King Mswati III International Airport, with talks underway to finalise the deal—an indicator of rising activity at the main gateway. Cybersecurity in Africa: Uganda’s police forensics chief warns that Africa’s growing digital systems are becoming easier targets, urging “brick walls” like stronger safeguards and cross-border cooperation after cybercrime can quickly move stolen funds across countries. Energy & Trade Pressure: Nigeria’s gas and fuel trade is under scrutiny as it exports LNG but still imports cooking gas, with Equatorial Guinea named among suppliers—highlighting regional energy interdependence. Women’s Football & World Cup Spots: WAFCON 2026 is set for a new champion after Nigeria and South Africa were knocked out; Cameroon beat Nigeria 1-0 and Malawi stunned Ghana 2-1, while Morocco and Algeria booked 2027 Women’s World Cup places. Malabo Culture: A Soviet and Russian photographers exhibition opened in Malabo, bringing historical archives to local audiences.

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Jul. 9, 2026

New report says agrifood systems can drive millions of African jobs

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