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The eighth installment of allAfrica.com's "Hungry for Change" series links food insecurity in South Africa to serious health consequences.
Six Nigerians accused of running romance scams that took millions from victims are being sent to the US from South Africa, the BBC reports.
The torch for the Dakar Youth Games, Africa's first Olympic event, was lit in Athens, SFGATE reports.
Argentina observes Teacher's Day on September 11, 2026, honoring Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. Clarin.com reports on whether classes are held.
The Springboks and All Blacks meet in the United States with their series on the line, according to eNCA.
The Guardian Nigeria News reports a call for African economies to strengthen supply chains against geopolitical shocks, with resilience now a global investment theme.
The rollout of SNCF's next-generation TGV has slipped again, with service to Italy now not expected before 2028, Sud Ouest reports.
Princess Astrid of Norway has died at 94, ABC News reports, two days after attending the funeral of her younger brother, King Harald.
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The DFB has passed a basic resolution to charge clubs for police deployment at high-risk games, according to sportschau.de.
Mexican outlets report the 2026-2027 federal electoral process has started with the Interior Ministry overseeing the INE, drawing critical coverage.
CNN Brasil reports Dias Toffoli brought the Master inquiry to the STF one day after federal police excluded people with forum from the probe.
WhatsApp has ended support for 31 smartphone models, cutting off devices running older Android versions, according to reports.
Portugal's education minister says 1,250 full teaching timetables remain unfilled as the new school year starts, according to RTP.
lanacion.com.ar reports Argentina holds an uncomfortable position in regional suicide rankings, with new data on 2025 rates by province.
US Vice President JD Vance reportedly gathered candid assessments of the Iran conflict from generals behind closed doors, according to multiple news outlets.
The 2026 Toronto International Film Festival kicked off with its opening ceremony and the first premieres, Deadline reports.
Compradicción reports that New Balance has discounted a popular running and walking shoe, with a second markdown appearing at El Corte Inglés.
Al-Sharq Al-Awsat reports a new technology aimed at detecting lung cancer at an earlier stage, though full details of the method were not disclosed.
A Chinese court sentenced anti-fraud influencer "Tietou" to eight years in prison for extortion after he threatened to expose targets' misconduct, reports say.
Representatives in Zanzibar are pressing the government over a media law that has been pending for 20 years, according to thecitizen.co.tz.
Poder360 reports the PF suspects banker Vorcaro tried to influence a Supreme Court justice's vote, amid a fund that received R$ 35 million.
Kashima Antlers striker Léo Ceará sat out through an accident, while manager Oniki said the player had shown fitness problems the day before.
The Times of India reports that Nilekani, who leads an exam reform panel, appears in the SIR's "no-mapping" category alongside the Kamath brothers.
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