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Ebola, Tigray War Fears, Sudan Killings Mark Africa's Day
What it means
Kenya quarantines 66 after its first Ebola death; Eritrean troops enter Tigray as Ethiopia strikes; Sudan attacks kill 40 and 30; Nigeria cuts petrol prices ahead of January 16 elections.
Why it matters
Ebola reached Kenya via Uganda undetected; Eritrea's Zelambesa crossing and Ethiopian drone strikes threaten the 2022 Pretoria agreement; Sudan's RSF kills 70; Nigeria caps petrol at 1,350 naira before elections.
How it affects you
Nigerian public transport operators get a 30-day petrol discount and a proposed 1,350 naira per litre ceiling; Ethiopian Airlines resumes Mekelle flights on 11 October; Ivory Coast's election platform was hit by a cyberattack.
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Eritrea Invades Northern Ethiopia
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Egypt Silences Entire Newsroom
Sahara Fishmeal Trade Exposed
Nigeria Cuts Petrol Prices
Erik Prince's Sudan War Role
Kabila Blasts Tshisekedi Over DRC Crisis
Tigray Fighting Intensifies
Teens Denied Birth Control
Morocco Proposes EU Migration Pact
Morocco King Warns Spain
Cyberattack Hits Ivorian Election
Mali Army Secures Kidal
Sudan Drone Kills 30
Ebola Funds Slow To Arrive
Dangote Refinery Eyes Record IPO
Renshaw Hits Epic 190
Morocco FA Disciplines Superstar
Dusauchoy Held in Kinshasa
Senegal Activists Warn Shrinking Space
Egypt Inflation Slows Again
Ivory Coast Finds 115 Tonnes Gold
Mekelle Flights Resume October 11
Zuma Health Raises Campaign Doubts
Senegal Court Rejects Oil Bid
