[Premium Times] He said health will remain at the heart of legislative priorities while experts, stakeholders push for sustainable financing, climate-resilient healthcare

[Ghanaian Times] The Government has approved a nine per cent salary increase for all public sector workers under the Single Spine Salary Structure for the 2026 fiscal year.

[Premium Times] He highlighted Nigeria's vulnerability to climate change, noting that its impacts exacerbated existing health challenges, strain infrastructure, and increased the burden of diseases in rural and urban communities alike.

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[Daba Finance] The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has listed the ORBIGG - the Oribi Global Growth Prescient AMETF - on its Main Board.

[Vanguard] Nigeria is poised to take a continental lead in digital economy and e-governance as the National Digital Economy and E-Governance Bill 2025 is expected to be signed into law this week by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

[Namibian] The rising cost of electricity in Namibia's green schemes has negatively impacted the programmes advancing national food security and rural economic growth, and now poses a serious sustainability threat.

[Capital FM] London -- Former President of the African Development Bank (AfDB),Donald Kaberuka has called for Africa to strengthen and integrate its financial and governance institutions to safeguard the continent's future in a rapidly fragmenting global order.

[Nile Post] Motorists using the Kampala-Masaka Highway should expect temporary traffic delays at Katonga Bridge beginning Tuesday, November 11, as the Ministry of Works and Transport commences the installation of precast girders -- a key phase in the reconstruction of the vital highway link.

[Nile Post] Independent Kampala Central parliamentary aspirant Abraham Luzzi has unveiled a major economic reform agenda centered on restructuring national spending, increasing domestic revenue and raising worker welfare, including a statutory minimum wage of Shs 200,000.

[Leadership] The prices of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), commonly known as cooking gas, have surged again across major Nigerian cities, with marketers attributing the hike to persistent supply chain disruptions.

[New Times] Transport and the movement of people and goods in parts of Kigali are set to improve as community members pool funds to upgrade neighbourhood roads that have long been in poor condition.

[This Day] President Bola Tinubu yesterday moved to accelerate the much talked about Siemens energy deal, assuring the technical contractor handling the Presidential Power Initiative (PPI) of his administration's full commitment to improving the country's electricity supply and enhancing the livelihood of Nigerians.

[Ghanaian Times] President John Dramani Mahama has pledged to continue the fight against illegal mining, saying it is vital for Ghana's survival.

[Capital FM] Nov 10 - The ongoing state visit of Indian President Droupadi Murmu to Angola and Botswana from November 8-13, 2025, marks a historic milestone in India's diplomatic engagement with Africa. This is the first-ever state visit by an Indian head of state to the two nations, underscoring New Delhi's deepening commitment to advancing cooperation across diplomacy, trade, energy, defence, and cultural exchange.

[Leadership] President Bola Tinubu, on Monday in Abuja, assured the technical contractor handling the Presidential Power Initiative (PPI), Siemens Energy, of the government's full commitment to improving the country's electricity supply and enhancing livelihoods.

[This Day] Abuja -- The federal government has secured an agreement with Germany to fundamentally strengthen the technical foundations of its energy transition, especially with the receipt of €21 million to support the programme in Nigeria.

[This Day] Abuja -- Professor Emeritus of Petroleum Economics, Wumi Iledare, has aligned with the recent view by the Chairman of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Board of Governors, Ademola Adeyemi-Bero, that Nigeria should end the wholesale export of its crude oil.

[AIM] Maputo -- The Mozambican State has already lost over 200 million meticais (about 3.1 million US dollars, at the current exchange rate) as a result of illegal mining in the central province of Zambezia this year.

[The Conversation Africa] The Sustainable Food and Agricultural Systems work stream of the Business 20, a G20 engagement group, has endorsed three principles that it argues will contribute to the building of sustainable food systems and agriculture. The principles are increased trade, resilient supply chains, and sustainable agricultural practices.

[The Conversation Africa] The informal sector has become a dominant source of livelihoods for urban residents in African cities. Within this sector, street trading is one of the most visible and vital components of urban economies.

[The Conversation Africa] The Southern African Large Telescope (SALT) celebrates 20 years of observing the sky. SALT is the largest optical telescope in the southern hemisphere. It's been steadily revealing new science knowledge, ranging from the discovery of planets outside our solar system to understanding the unusual physics around black holes. It's also 20 years of doing science for society.

[The New Humanitarian] Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo -- "They are signing commitments they never intended to implement."

[Vanguard] Healthcare activities remain paralysed at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, as the Association of Resident Doctors (ARD) strike enters its 10th day.

[Daba Finance] First Circle Capital, a specialist early-stage venture fund with offices in Casablanca and Kampala, has secured $6 million in funding from the International Finance Corporation (IFC), part of the World Bank Group, to expand investments in high-potential African fintech startups.

[This Day] The news calmed frayed nerves in many quarters: finally, after years of complaints, the Ogun State House of Assembly Complex, the Legislative Quarters, and the Commissioners' Quarters are receiving a massive facelift. Extensive structural assessments by the Ministry of Housing had revealed that the existing buildings--constructed in 1976--as severely dilapidated and unsafe. The houses built by the military government after the creation of the state do not meet modern engineering requirements. Most of the

[Afreximbank] Kigali, Rwanda, 10 November 2025: The Fund for Export Development in Africa (FEDA), the development equity impact investment arm of African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), has announced a $75 million investment in Spiro, the leading electric two-wheel assembler in Africa with the fastest growing battery swapping infrastructure. This investment is fully aligned with Afreximbank's broader automotive strategy, to develop integrated manufacturing ecosystems by fostering strategic partnerships across the

[ISS] TotalEnergies' return to Cabo Delgado will cost an extra US$4.5 billion - reflecting the price of terrorism and poor resource governance.

[Liberian Observer] In a powerful appeal grounded in professional expertise and patriotic duty, Professional Engineer John Kpehe Boimah, Team Lead of Boimah Engineering Incorporated (BEI), is calling on the Liberian Senate to immediately and unconditionally cancel the proposed Pavi Fort - Al Associates (SL) LTD US$365 million road financing agreement currently before it for ratification.

[Liberian Investigator] Liberia has proposed a US$1.211 billion national budget for 2026 that significantly increases capital spending, relies on new tax measures, and allocates the entire US$200 million ArcelorMittal signature bonus for projects, even as debt service rises more than 50 percent year over year.