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South Africa’s Election: The ANC remains the country’s largest party, but its 30.76% vote share is its worst result since 1994. The DA won 24.64%, and coalition talks loom as voters punish poor services. Senegal’s Migration Tragedy: A boat sank off the coast near Kebemer. Authorities first reported 21 deaths; later reports put the toll at 34, with search efforts continuing. Namibia’s Meat Exports: Foot-and-mouth disease restrictions have shut some major markets. The country is seeking alternative buyers to protect farmers and the meat industry. Nigeria Makes History: The Flamingos became the first African team to win the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, beating Japan in the final. Namibia’s Work Permits: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah called for stricter enforcement of rules reserving jobs for Namibians when local skills are available.

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