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Uganda's Education Ministry has widened its student loan scheme to 2,793 recipients, with science-related courses receiving priority, according to monitor.co.ug.
Ghana's president warns state enterprise boards against perks and executive overreach, as only 72 of 148 public entities have signed performance contracts.
The Sotik lawmaker says he misspoke after telling a rally that President Ruto would serve only one term, according to the-star.co.ke.
Airports Company South Africa is pursuing a development programme that would add hotels, hospitals and offices to its Johannesburg and Cape Town sites.
Clancy's lawyer asks the judge to enter a not-guilty verdict after a mistrial, as jurors describe a lone holdout who blocked a decision.
Trump has linked the timing of the war's conclusion to November's midterm elections, according to CNN Indonesia and other outlets.
space4games calls the 1.0.4 patch notes "pure gold," while other outlets report on the game's CPU demands, story scope and an early ending option.
SMH.com.au reports the AFP faced criticism over its inaction on the construction union, with the agency citing competing priorities.
Nigeria's federal government will provide students with 100MB of free data each day and waive charges on approved education platforms from October 1.
CNN reports Anthropic blocked possible efforts to misuse its AI models for bioweapon work, the latest sign of safety concerns around frontier systems.
Egyptian weather authorities report a minor drop in temperatures and morning haze, with Cairo's apparent heat reaching 36C.
London's Heathrow Airport scrapped additional flights Thursday as fallout from an air traffic control failure continued, the Evening Standard reports.
Critics and social media users praise Soori's performance in the coastal sports drama Mandaadi, with some fans calling for a National Award.
Ghana's economy expanded 6% in the second quarter of 2026, with the communications sector driving growth, Reuters reports.
The US president tied the proposed dividend to a Republican victory, as reported by Indonesian outlets citing his remarks.
Chelsea overturned a poor first half to beat Leeds 6-3 in the cup, with Xabi Alonso saying he takes responsibility for the display.
Tatler Asia published a piece asking readers when they last experienced real darkness, a question touching on light pollution and modern life.
The African Group of Negotiators says the continent must lock in climate finance and food systems commitments at the upcoming COP31 talks.
Gonorrhoea was the most searched term on Stockholm's 1177 healthcare advice service in August, Sveriges Radio reports.
Trump told a Dallas convention he would give $5,000 to everyone if he wins, and said the event beat NFL viewership numbers, RaiNews reports.
The Nation Newspaper reports Nigeria's First Lady is pushing for more protection for schools, teachers and pupils amid global concern over attacks on education.
Inven Global reports new information on Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, which uses Joy-Con controllers for direct motion input.
A 10-year-old car fan was surprised with a Reliant Robin, the three-wheeled vehicle he had dreamed of owning, according to Yahoo! Finance Canada.
A parent who threatened to behead a schoolteacher in Haute-Garonne was sentenced to six months in prison and taken into custody the same day, franceinfo reports.
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