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Essipong Stadium: CAF Approval Could Put Western Region Back on Ghana’s International Football Map

November 4, 2026 Editor 0

Sekondi-Takoradi stands to benefit from a potential revival of the Essipong Sports Stadium as a venue for international football, with renewed prospects for tourism, investment, […]

Zimbabwe: Arda Grain Deliveries Top 248 000 Tonnes As Zimbabwe Braces for El Niño Drought November 3, 2026
[263Chat] The Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (ARDA) has delivered more than 187,000 tonnes of summer cereals and 60,529 tonnes of winter wheat to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB), as Zimbabwe intensifies efforts to strengthen national food reserves ahead of an anticipated El Niño-induced drought.
Sudan: State Minister of Finance Engages World Bank to Secure Solar Power for Irrigation of Winter Agricultural Schemes November 3, 2026
[SNA] - State Minister at the Ministry of Finance, Mohamed Nour Abdel-Daim, held an expanded meeting at the ministry on Monday with representatives of the World Bank and the Trade and Development Bank for COMESA (TDB), which is implementing the Ascent project, to discuss urgent solutions for financing power stations that have been put out […]
South Africa: President Visits Shoddily Built Homes for Flood Victims November 3, 2026
[GroundUp] KZN flood victims from April 2022 who moved to the Cornubia housing development this year complain of poor workmanship
Uganda: NUP Launches Tree-Planting Campaign, Targets 10 Million Trees Nationwide November 3, 2026
[Nile Post] National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters in Masaka City have launched a tree-planting campaign targeting 10 million trees nationwide, in an initiative aimed at promoting environmental conservation and protecting natural resources.
Liberia: Who Authorized Double Water Charges? November 3, 2026
[Liberian Observer] Two government institutions are facing growing questions over their authority to impose separate annual charges on businesses operating privately drilled water wells, with commercial operators alleging that they are being billed twice for the same groundwater facilities.