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- [Where Are the Jobs? Guterres Calls for a New Mining Model as Demand Increases for Critical Minerals](https://knowafrika.com/critical-minerals-new-mining-model-jobs/): Africa is at the heart of the global hunt for critical minerals, but UN Secretary-General António Guterres has said that Africa needs to earn more economic value from its mining sector. In a speech delivered at the Global Africa Business Initiative’s Unstoppable Africa 2026 event in New York, Guterres said that Africa must move away from the export of critical minerals in their crude form and must generate more employment and value addition.
- [Nigerian AFCON Bid Gets Boost From Raphael Onyedika as He Is Expected to Feature: Entire Super Eagles Squad List](https://knowafrika.com/nigeria-afcon-squad-raphael-onyedika/): The Nigerian national football team, better known as the Super Eagles, have had some good news before their first AFCON 2027 qualifiers match. Midfielder Raphael Onyedika has reportedly returned to action and is expected to feature after suffering from shoulder trouble at his club, Eintracht Frankfurt. Nigeria will take on Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau this month in AFCON 2027 qualifiers.
- [Amendments to South Sudan’s Election Law Before 22nd December Polls: Implications of the New Rules](https://knowafrika.com/south-sudan-election-law-22-dec-2026-polls/): South Sudan has just amended its election law barely three months prior to the 22nd December polls, doing away with the requirement that had linked the conduct of the elections with the establishment of a permanent constitution and the conduct of a national census. The amendments have been signed by President Salva Kiir on September 21, making way for the conducting of the first national election in the history of the nation following its independence in 2011.
- [Libya’s Oil Production Drops by 200,000 BPD Following Pipeline Sabotage: What Has Happened at Sharara?](https://knowafrika.com/libya-oil-drops-200000-bpd-sharara-sabotage/): Oil production in Libya has been affected by another serious disruption following the sabotage of a valve in the pipeline transporting crude oil from the Sharara oilfield to Zawiya, leading to a drop in production by 200,000 barrels per day (bpd). This development is bound to cause additional worries for the Libyan government as far as its oil exports and revenues are concerned.
- [South African Running Community Condolences After Murders of 38-Year-Old Runner and Discovery of 9 Women’s Bodies](https://knowafrika.com/south-africa-runner-murder-ekurhuleni/): In addition to participating in national protests against gender-based violence and murders of women, the South African running community has expressed their condolences for Elizabeth "Tsontso" Moselakgomo, 38 years old, who was murdered following the discovery of nine women’s bodies in Ekurhuleni.
- [Over 680 Nigerians Missing a Month After Mass Abduction in Niger State: What Really Happened in Niger, and Why Are the Victims Missing?](https://knowafrika.com/680-nigerians-missing-niger-state-kidnapping/): It’s almost a month since armed criminals attacked some communities in Niger State, but there are still hundreds of residents who are missing. Residents from the Borgu area of the state claim that about 600 to 700 people were kidnapped during the attacks of August 21, leaving their families demanding answers.
- [New Strain on South Africa-US Relations: Five Issues Driving the Latest Diplomatic Rift](https://knowafrika.com/south-africa-us-diplomatic-rift-five-issues/): South Africa-US relations have hit rock bottom again, following an announcement by Washington of new visa restrictions against some South African officials.
- [New Access Regime For South African Freight Rail: What Does It Mean for Cargo Transport?](https://knowafrika.com/new-south-african-freight-rail-access-regime/): The reform deviates once again from the traditional arrangement, where the state-owned company Transnet Freight Rail (TFR) was the sole train operator in the country. In the new access regime, private train operating companies (TOCs) will be able to gain access to the public infrastructure and compete for rail capacity with the incumbent company.
- [Kenya Inks 5-Year AI Agreement with Stanford’s Hoover Institution: Changes that the Partnership will Bring](https://knowafrika.com/kenya-ai-deal-stanford-hoover-institution/): Kenya has inked a five-year deal with the Emerging Markets Working Group of Stanford University's Hoover Institution to enhance AI, data, and policy research use in government policymaking.
- [New Diaspora Investment Platform Launched in Kenya: How to Invest in MSMEs and Development Projects in Kenya](https://knowafrika.com/kenya-diaspora-investment-platform-msmes-projects/): The new Diaspora Impact Platform was launched by President William Ruto in New York on September 20, 2026, as part of his meeting with Kenyans in America before attending the 81st UN General Assembly. This has been developed through the collaboration of the Kenyan government, the UN, and Equity Group Holdings.
- [Uganda Suspends Military Relations WithTürkiye: Why This Sudden Defence Controversy Erupted?](https://knowafrika.com/uganda-turkiye-military-rift-trigger-2026/): Uganda has decided to suspend all its military ties with Türkiye, thereby putting an abrupt end to an important bilateral military relationship following mounting tensions between Kampala and Ankara.
- [7 Ethiopian Armed Groups Join Forces Against Abiy Ahmed: What is the New Alliance, Who Makes It and What’s Next?](https://knowafrika.com/7-ethiopian-armed-groups-alliance-abiy-ahmed/): Seven Ethiopian opposition and armed groups have formed a new alliance with the purpose of bringing down the Prosperity Party-led government of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and establishing an inclusive transitional government.
- [112,000 Yemenis Displaced as Red Sea Fighting Escalates: Djibouti Braces Itself for More Refugees](https://knowafrika.com/112000-yemenis-displaced-red-sea-fighting/): The ongoing conflict is causing Yemen's prolonged humanitarian crisis to turn into a regional displacement crisis. The Bab el-Mandeb Strait is one of the major strategic water passages in the world, and the presence of conflict in the area adds yet another element of danger to an already troubled Red Sea region.
- [Another IMF Lifeline for Mozambique? Why Does the Country Need It despite $100 Billion Debt?](https://knowafrika.com/mozambique-imf-lifeline-100-billion-debt/): Mozambique is looking for another IMF support program after its earlier one was terminated. Despite the program ending early, the country still has many debt and financing issues. The conclusion of the IMF team, which visited Mozambique up until September 18, showed that additional reforms should be conducted before launching a new IMF program.
- [Mali’s Largest Gold Mine Under Threat of Strike: Issues That Workers Want to Resolve With Barrick Before September 28](https://knowafrika.com/mali-gold-mine-strike-barrick-workers/): Barrick's Loulo-Gounkoto gold mine in Mali is facing threats of labour disruption from September 28 due to the issuance of a strike notice by unions representing workers at the gold complex over unresolved issues such as overtime pay, mission costs, and labor agreements.
- [South African Listed Paper Maker Sappi Mergers Face EU Blockade: What Does This Mean For the Company?](https://knowafrika.com/sappi-mergers-eu-blockade-south-africa/): A European Union antitrust regulatory body has stepped closer to rejecting South African paper producer Sappi's plans to form a €1.42 billion ($1.66 billion) joint venture with Finland-based company UPM-Kymmene over competition issues.
- [Kenya Ambush Kills 5, Including 3 Security Personnel – Details about the Latest Armed Ambush in Isiolo](https://knowafrika.com/kenya-ambush-5-dead-isiolo-armed-attack/): A deadly armed ambush in Gotu, Isiolo County, has claimed the lives of five people, among whom are three security personnel, reflecting the rising fears over banditry and livestock violence in northern Kenya.
- [37 Nigerian Gold Miners Die in Custody: Here’s What Occurred in the Minna Detention Facility and Orders by President Tinubu](https://knowafrika.com/nigerian-gold-miners-minna-custody-deaths/): The death of 37 miners suspected of illegal mining activity in Nigeria's detention center has prompted protests, a government investigation, and calls for accountability in Niger State. They were arrested in raids conducted on September 15 and 16 as part of the crackdown on illegal mining in the Wushishi-Lukoto area. The detainees were later kept at a facility operated by the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Minna.
- [Burundi’s U-20 AFCON Qualifying Bid: Race For The CECAFA Semi-Finals](https://knowafrika.com/burundi-afcon-u20-qualifier-semi-finals-roadmap/): Burundi's under-20 football team has been grinding through one of the toughest regional qualifying races on the continent right now. The CECAFA U-20 AFCON qualifiers in Tanzania decide which young East and Central African sides get a shot at continental football, and Burundi wants to be part of that story. For South African fans who track Bafana Bafana and CAF competitions on SuperSport, this qualifying push is worth following, because it shows exactly how a small footballing nation tries to punch above its weight. Here's what's actually happening on Burundi's road to the semi-finals, and why it matters.
- [Africa’s Waste Crisis Is Getting Worse: Why Johannesburg’s Landfills Are Running Out of Space](https://knowafrika.com/johannesburg-landfills-africa-waste-crisis/): Drive past any suburb in Johannesburg on a Friday morning and you'll see bins spilling over onto the pavement. It's become normal. But behind that everyday mess is a much bigger problem: the city's landfill sites are almost completely full, and nobody has a quick fix ready.
- [AFCON 2027: What CAF Says Should Still Be Done Before Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda Can Host It in Six Months’ Time](https://knowafrika.com/afcon-2027-caf-kenya-tanzania-uganda-hosting/): Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda must complete their preparations for hosting the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament in about nine months, which the President of CAF Patrice Motsepe said were behind schedule, but ruled out the need for any alternative hosts.
- [Why Uganda’s Shilling Could Reach 4,000 Per Dollar: The Pressure Placed on East African Currency by the Iran War](https://knowafrika.com/uganda-shilling-4000-iran-war-currency/): Uganda’s shilling has approached the Shs4,000-to-the-dollar level because of the ongoing Iran war that causes disruptions in the global oil market and leads to increased U.S. dollar demand. The shilling was traded at 3,925 to 3,935 per dollar on September 17 as compared to 3,860 to 3,870 per dollar seven days earlier, as reported by Reuters. A source at Reuters said that the currency can touch 4,000 within the next few days.
- [Nigeria’s Export to Africa Touches ₦10.72 Trillion: Which Are The Largest African Buyers of Nigerian Products?](https://knowafrika.com/nigeria-exports-10-72-trillion-africa-trade/): Total exports by Nigeria to other African countries grew to ₦10.72 trillion in the first six months of 2026, compared to ₦4.82 trillion in the same period of 2025, based on an analysis of trade data released by Nigeria’s National Bureau of Statistics.
- [Cameroon Village Attack Claims Lives of 15: What Has Been Learned So Far About the Recent ISWAP-Linked Violence in the Area Around Lake Chad](https://knowafrika.com/cameroon-attack-15-dead-iswap-lake-chad/): At least 15 people lost their lives during a dawn raid that occurred in the Cameroonian village of Madegoua, located in the Far North region. As Reuters reports, the armed attack happened around 2 a.m. on Thursday, September 17. The information was provided by a member of local vigilantes and an administrator.
- [Seven DRC Provinces See Ebola Cases Soar; Total Stands at 7,258 Cases and 3,510 Deaths as WHO Advises Caution Against Thinking the Epidemic Has Reached Its Peak](https://knowafrika.com/ebola-spreads-7-drc-provinces-who-warning/): According to the latest World Health Organization (WHO) situation report, the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has seen 7,258 confirmed cases of the disease, and 3,510 people have died. Transmission has been confirmed in seven provinces, and UN and WHO officials caution that although there may be indications of a declining infection rate in some places, it is too early to declare that this epidemic has hit its peak.
- [Ghana Looks Inward Amid Tightening of Global Fuels Supply: Why Accra Cuts Diesel and Petrol Exports to Sahel](https://knowafrika.com/ghana-fuel-export-curbs-burkina-faso-mali/): Ghana has curtailed diesel and petrol exports to Burkina Faso and Mali amid tightening of global fuel supplies and growing domestic demand for petroleum products. BOST Energies, the Ghana-based state corporation, move illustrates the reliance of the landlocked Sahelian economies on the coastal West African economies for the import of fuels.
- [US$155 Million Investment for Africa’s Digital Infrastructure Development by WIOCC: How WIOCC Will Utilize US$155 Million to Set Up Data Centers and Fiber Optics in More Than 30 Countries](https://knowafrika.com/wiocc-us155m-africa-digital-infrastructure/): Africa's digital infrastructure development will receive an incredible boost, as the United States International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) has decided to invest up to US$155 million in WIOCC Group, a digital infrastructure company based in Johannesburg that works across more than 30 African countries.
- [South Africa Fires Back at New US Visa Restrictions: Implications for Travellers](https://knowafrika.com/south-africa-us-visa-curbs-travel-impact/): In recent times, the US has introduced new visa restrictions that target particular foreign nationals in relation to South African policies that allow racial discrimination, forced land acquisition without compensation, or attacks on minorities. This development, announced by the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on September 15, 2026, is yet another source of friction between Washington and Pretoria.
- [Sudan Gold Mine Collapse Kills At Least 60 People: This Tragedy Revealed Everything About the Wartime Gold Economy of the Country](https://knowafrika.com/udan-gold-mine-collapse-wartime-gold-economy/): At least 82 people have lost their lives as a result of the collapse of an informal gold mine in the West Kordofan state of Sudan. This incident has highlighted some of the dangerous situations that are involved in artisanal mining in light of the ongoing war in the country. The accident occurred in the al-Zara gold mines close to the town of al-Nuhud, which is under the control of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
- [Fuel Exports by Ghana to Burkina Faso and Mali Reduced: What Does It Mean for West Africa?](https://knowafrika.com/ghana-fuel-exports-burkina-faso-mali/): The fuel exporting unit of Ghana, BOST Energies, has cut down fuel exports to Burkina Faso and Mali in light of rising energy prices globally and locally. The fact that Ghana's state-owned fuel exporting agency has taken this decision shows the growing vulnerability of the Sahelian countries, which rely on the coastal states of West Africa for importing oil products.
- [Nigeria and the US Make Progress in Their Mining Cooperation Deal: Why They Want to Collaborate on Africa’s Critical Minerals](https://knowafrika.com/nigeria-us-mining-cooperation-critical-minerals/): Nigeria and the United States have been working on a new mining agreement that can help boost collaboration within Nigeria's critical-minerals industry. The two nations have agreed to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York.
- [South Africa Gets $1 Billion Loan from BRICS Bank: Which Infrastructure Project the Massive Financing Will Cover](https://knowafrika.com/south-africa-brics-bank-loan-infrastructure-project/): South Africa has inked an agreement with the New Development Bank (NDB) for a loan of $1 billion that will help upgrade infrastructure and implement institutional reforms at eight metropolitan municipalities in the country. The deal comes in light of the Metro Trading Services Reform Program initiated by the government, aimed at ensuring the delivery of sustainable services.
- [DR Congo Protests Over Tshisekedi’s Third-Term Proposal: What Do the Proposed Constitutional Changes Imply?](https://knowafrika.com/dr-congo-protests-tshisekedi-third-term-plan/): How Is Kinshasa’s Sape Culture Going Global?Explore how DR Congo Fashion Week showcases Sape culture worldwide.
- [South Africa’s Rand Under Pressure as Oil Climbs: Reasons Behind the Middle East War Pressures on the Nation](https://knowafrika.com/south-africa-rand-falls-oil-surge-middle-east-war/): South Africa’s rand experienced renewed pressure against the U.S. dollar in September 2026 due to soaring oil prices, a rising greenback, and falling precious metal prices – all of which resulted in another shock to the nation. This news is especially significant as South Africa is a net importer of oil and has a strong dependence on imported energy.
- [Investigation Into Seven Women’s Killings in South Africa: What Have the Police Disclosed So Far on the Ekurhuleni Murders?](https://knowafrika.com/ekurhuleni-7-womens-killings-police-investigation/): Seven women's deaths have been reported in Ekurhuleni, east of Johannesburg, from July onwards, and South African police are investigating the deaths and offering a R400,000 reward to help the investigation. The investigation has become more serious due to another body found on September 15.
- [Senegal IMF Discussions Take a New Turn: Implications of the New Support Program by President Faye](https://knowafrika.com/senegal-imf-talks-faye-new-support-programme/): President of Senegal, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, and the Managing Director of the IMF, Kristalina Georgieva, have approved efforts aimed at finalizing a new support programme of the IMF in the wake of previously misreported public debt in the country. This comes after an agreement between the staff of the International Monetary Fund and the authorities of Senegal on a three-year support program of $2.2 billion.
- [Sudan’s Chemical Weapons Allegations Posing a Big Question – Who Would Rule the Country After War?](https://knowafrika.com/sudan-chemical-weapons-who-rules-after-war/): Sudan's civil war is getting into an even more dangerous phase, characterized not only by displacement of people, atrocities, and different armed factions but also by accusations of chemical weapons utilization. Accusations against the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), along with increased attention paid to Islamist-linked militias cooperating with the military, raise questions that go far beyond accusations of using chemical weapons on the battlefield; namely: what kind of political and security system would form after the end of the war?
- [Oil at $107 as Middle East War Escalates: Which African Countries Will Experience Increased Fuel Prices?](https://knowafrika.com/middle-east-war-oil-107-africa-fuel-prices/): The price of Brent crude has returned to over $107 a barrel following attacks on Saudi Arabia's energy infrastructure and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. As of September 15, Brent crude was trading at $107.35, while the Saudi East-West pipeline remains closed following an attack. This pipeline serves as an alternative means to move millions of barrels of oil without having to use Hormuz.
- [Dangote Refinery Shares Priced at ₦525: Everything You Need to Know About Africa’s Largest IPO in History and What’s Next](https://knowafrika.com/dangote-refinery-ipo-525-shares-analysis/): The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has started the largest initial public offering (IPO) that allows retail investors to get a part of one of Africa's largest industrial projects.
- [Sudan’s War Displaces 14 Million – Why Reductions In Aid Could Bring African Country To Another Stage Of Its Humanitarian Crisis](https://knowafrika.com/sudan-war-14-million-displaced-global-aid-cuts/): Sudan’s war has caused the displacement of 14 million people, and almost 20 million are suffering from hunger. At the same time, there is a severe shortage of international funds that threatens to collapse humanitarian activities in the country.
- [Senegal Looks to Overhaul Its Debt Structure: Meaning of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s $2.2 Billion IMF Deal to the Economy](https://knowafrika.com/senegal-debt-restructuring-2-2b-imf-deal/): Following the revelation of concealed borrowings, Senegal is looking towards restructuring its debts after pushing its public debt level to about 132% of the GDP by the end of 2024. The government has now signed an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a $2.2 billion program spread out over three years while at the same time preparing to apply for debt restructuring through an enhanced G20 structure.
- [WFP Funding in Sudan Drops by Over Two-Thirds – How Many People Are Suffering from This Crisis?](https://knowafrika.com/sudan-hunger-crisis-wfp-funding-cuts/): Sudan faces an ongoing hunger crisis, and the World Food Programme (WFP) has seen a major funding drop that may hinder its operations in a country where many people face acute food insecurity.
- [Africell’s $100 Million US Boost: Four Countries Set For a Telecom Upgrade](https://knowafrika.com/africell-100m-telecom-boost-four-countries/): America's only wholly US-owned telecom company operating in Africa has just landed a near $100 million loan from Washington. The deal, backed by the US Export-Import Bank, is aimed at helping Africell upgrade its mobile networks and push back against China's Huawei, which still dominates much of the continent's 5G infrastructure. For South African readers watching the region's digital growth, this deal is a signal of how fast Africa's connectivity race is heating up.
- [Africell’s $100 Million US Backing: How This Telecom Deal Could Boost Connectivity Across Africa](https://knowafrika.com/africell-100m-us-backing-africa-telecom/): Africa's telecom industry has just picked up a fairly big financial win. Africell, the only US-owned mobile network operator on the continent, has locked in close to $100 million in new financing from the Export-Import Bank of the United States. On the surface, this looks like a simple business loan. Underneath, it's really part of a wider American strategy to give African mobile users an alternative to the Chinese-made network gear that dominates much of the continent right now.
- [Gambia Protest Ban Explained: What the New Permit Rule Means for Demonstrators After the Power Crisis](https://knowafrika.com/gambia-protest-ban-permit-rule-power-crisis/): Gambia just made a move that has people talking across West Africa and beyond. After nights of unrest tied to a brutal power crisis, the government has said, in plain terms, that nobody can protest anymore without getting official sign-off first. If you're reading this from South Africa, where the right to march and picket is baked into the Constitution, this story hits differently. It's worth asking how far a government should be allowed to go once public frustration spills onto the streets.
- [Morocco vs Spain: The 2030 World Cup Final Fight Nobody Saw Coming](https://knowafrika.com/morocco-spain-2030-world-cup-final/): South Africans haven't forgotten 2010. That tournament put the continent on the map, and now there's a real chance it could happen again. A public disagreement between Morocco and Spain over who hosts the 2030 World Cup final has been playing out in public for weeks, and it's got football fans everywhere picking sides.
- [Conclusion of BRICS 2026 Marked Increasing African Participation: How South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia and Nigeria Benefited from BRICS Summit in New Delhi](https://knowafrika.com/brics-2026-african-participation-new-delhi-summit/): The two-day summit of BRICS in New Delhi concluded with increased participation of African countries in deliberations of global governance, trade, development, and the future of the Global South. The summit held in New Delhi on September 12-13 witnessed the participation of expanded BRICS members and partner countries, and adoption of the New Delhi Declaration for greater cooperation with developing economies.
- [South Africa Extradites 6 Nigerians to the US Over Black Axe: FBI Reveals More About Romance Scam Network](https://knowafrika.com/black-axe-south-africa-extradites-6-nigerians-us/): Six Nigerians, members of the Black Axe organized criminal group, have been extradited to the US as they were allegedly involved in defrauding over 100 American women out of over $6 million via online romance scams.
- [Africa’s Fuel Crisis: Another Blow Is Coming As High Oil Tanker Freight Rates Increase Fuel Import Costs](https://knowafrika.com/africa-fuel-crisis-oil-tanker-freight-rates/): Another blow to Africa's fuel crisis is coming as record oil tanker rates, disruption of shipping from the Middle East, and crude at over $100 per barrel increase costs of transporting fuel.
- [Nigeria Attends BRICS Summit as Africa’s Biggest Economy: What Does Abuja Want From the Enlarged Global Power Block?](https://knowafrika.com/nigeria-brics-summit-africas-biggest-economy-abuja-goals/): Nigeria will use the 18th BRICS Leaders' Summit in New Delhi as an opportunity to strengthen trade, investment and technological ties in an effort to secure greater influence in the Global South.

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