Africa's Most Peaceful Nations for 2026 Revealed
Mauritius remains Africa's safest country as of 2026, with several nations showing notable improvements in peace.
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10 States Now Allow Plug-in Solar: A Money-Saving Solution
Learn about the states that have legalized plug-in solar systems and how they can reduce your energy bills.
Munich Embraces Open-Source Infrastructure, forgoes Linux Desktop
Munich shifts its strategy, focusing on open-source infrastructure over the Linux desktop, aiming for significant cost savings.
New Scraping Terms for Meta Business Suite Raise Concerns
Meta's upcoming terms will allow web scraping of associated sites, prompting worries among content creators.
Nvidia Launches Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, Elevating Open-Weight AI
Nvidia's latest AI model, Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, aims to transform enterprise efficiency and accuracy with its groundbreaking features.
Apple Set to Unveil Groundbreaking Touchscreen MacBook Soon
Apple's upcoming product launch on October 28 promises the first touchscreen MacBook along with other exciting updates.
Fire Kills at Least 24 Children at Two Schools in Rebel-Held Bukavu
The blaze tore through a crowded neighbourhood of wooden homes as pupils arrived for class, and a stampede added to the toll. More than 300 houses were destroyed and the cause is under investigation.
Jailed Tunisian Flotilla Activist's Hunger Strike Enters Its Fourth Week
Wael Naouar has lost 18kg, his lawyer says, as four organisers of a Gaza aid flotilla remain in detention on financial charges ahead of a court date on 16 September.
Uganda Pulls Out of the Invictus Games, Citing Deference to King Charles
Army chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba scrapped Uganda's planned debut at Birmingham 2027, days after a royal letter said Prince Harry would not return to official duties.
Kenya's Nurses End Six-Week Strike After Governors Raise Allowances
A signed return-to-work formula adds KSh13,000 to two allowances and gives both sides 45 days to settle a pay agreement that has gone unimplemented since 2017.
Nigeria Faces Questions Over a Reported Secret Ceasefire With Boko Haram
People with contacts inside the group say a truce linked to the release of 360 abducted villagers has held since June. Abuja denies it paid a ransom to free them.
Gambia's Barrow Declares Power Crisis an Emergency After Blackout Protests
Rolling cuts of up to 48 hours sparked violent protests around Banjul. The president has promised new generating capacity by the end of October, months before he seeks a third term.