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[The Herald] In most suburbs, garbage has gone uncollected throughout the city during the festive season causing a health time bomb.

[The Conversation Africa] Pivotal decisions loom large for high school graduates and those with responsibility over them. The trajectory has been a fairly straightforward line until now - learning and more learning. Having completed high school, will the journey now lead directly to university? If so, what field of study? Will it be the technical training route? Or will it be perhaps a direct leap into a "dream" job?

[UN News] The UN human rights office on Thursday urged the Ethiopian Government to ensure that ongoing efforts addressing a legacy of rights abuses, rooted in years of violence and ethnic unrest, prioritize the rights and needs of victims and their families.

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- A year-end survey conducted by the polling firm TIFA has revealed that 7 out of 10 Kenyans believe that 2023 presented more challenges than the previous year.

Foreign students whose degrees were cut short by Russia's invasion are able to complete their studies.

[Daily News] Bukoba -- KAGERA: ON May 25th of this year, an event was held in Isingiro District on the Ugandan side, where President Dr Samia Suluhu Hassan joined her Ugandan counterpart, President Yoweri Museveni, to launch the Kikagati-Murongo Hydroelectric Power Project.

[Premium Times] Only India has more children out of school than Nigeria, according to the UN agency.

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The move is the latest sign that the former French colony is pivoting towards Russia.

Best-known for the musical Sarafina!, he showed the world the lives of black people under apartheid.

The Africa Cup of Nations kicks off while European football is still underway. But what is it like for a player to leave during the season?

[Premium Times] According to the group, the allocation in the 2024 proposed budget for WEE is the lowest since 2019.

People were scooping for fuel after the crash, with some of the bodies reduced to ashes, medics say.

As Premier League stars prepare to head to the Africa Cup of Nations, is the club versus country debate still relevant?