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Shareholders of Ugandan telco MTN have resolved to spin off the company’s mobile money and financial services branch, which will run independent of its communications business. zurl.co/20sEg
A quiet tension is brewing in Senegal as an unapologetic Pan-Africanist Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko confronts President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, who is said to be enamoured with the trappings of power. zurl.co/W8bEN
Nigeria is facing a dilemma on what to do with death row inmates whose numbers has now reached 3,688, the result of a reluctant government on hanging the condemned. zurl.co/aytGV
The Cameroonian electoral body has cut out the number of contenders for the presidency to 13, down from 82, the result of a stringent assessment of qualifications. zurl.co/UrbDf
A warehouse workers’ boycott at the Port of Mombasa is disrupting humanitarian supplies to importers in the DRC and South Sudan. zurl.co/l7QP1
Last week, the DRC government and M23 rebels signed a peace framework in Doha, aiming to end conflict in eastern Congo. zurl.co/ka8lH
NEW: #Cameroon disqualifies opposition veteran Maurice Kamto and 69 others from October 12 presidential election. Election Cameroon(ELECAM) has retained incumbent Paul Biya (pictured) and 12 others from the list of 83 aspirants who submitted their candidacy papers for the…
JUST IN: Authorities at #Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport on Saturday arrested a male passenger with 46 kilos of narcotics. @KRACare said the drugs, stashed in 2 suitcases of 23 kilos each, were detected after the traveller landed from Bangkok, #Thailand.…
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This week on The EastAfrican Outlook: Pressure mounts in Zimbabwe's higher education system. Also; Some type 1 diabetes patients in Sub-Saharan Africa could be suffering from a different ailment. For more in-depth reports, get a copy of The EastAfrican. 🗞 Buy from your…

This week on the EastAfrican Money Magazine: Nairobi, Lusaka lead in corporate mergers in Comesa. Make sure to catch up on the full coverage in your copy of The EastAfrican. Buy from your nearest vendor or read via: epaper.nation.africa/product/the-ea…

Vodacom says it has successfully activated Smile Communications spectrum and connected more than 1,000 sites in Tanzania. zurl.co/Ewq9A
Kenya wins $2bn claim case in London over failed railway concession zurl.co/oPPPv
In Tomorrow’s Daily Nation: ✅️What next for higher education ? ✅️Jomo Kenyatta's original betrayal ✅️Senators in yet another bid to expand their powers Read these and more on; 👉zurl.co/IvA5Z
A US-brokered peace deal between the DRC and Rwanda risks trading mineral resources for vague security guarantees. zurl.co/lPkuw
Militia chiefs convicted as ICC takes decisive stand against war crimes in Central African Republic. Read More 👉:zurl.co/SMkKa

Judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) convicted two men of leading Christian-dominated militias in attacks on Muslims in the Central African Republic. zurl.co/HXJc7
After years of turmoil, Congo's warring factions commit to dialogue, raising hopes for stability in a region long plagued by violence and displacement. zurl.co/xUofH

Atieno Ndomo: The poor, less educated still hold sway in voting and civic engagement in Africa zurl.co/0zUIO
