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Niger Coup Attempt: Niger’s junta says Russia’s “African Corps” helped suppress an attempted rebellion near Niamey’s airport, with rebels reportedly hit by drones and later surrendering. AU Xenophobia Push: Nigeria’s Tinubu, via VP Kashim Shettima, escalated the fight against xenophobic and Afrophobic attacks in South Africa to the African Union, demanding collective action and protection of dignity. South Africa Safety Row: Airlink defended a dramatic, very low Cape Town stadium fly-by before the New Zealand rugby match, but offered flight data to aviation regulators after public backlash. Namibia Health Data Dispute: Namibia rejected a US proposal for health data and specimen sharing over sovereignty and privacy, seeking alternative HIV funding. Women’s Work Divide: Stats SA reports women are 44% of employed people, dominating services and retail but underrepresented in construction, mining and transport. TVET Jobs Drive: YES-PACT highlights TVET reforms across countries like Ethiopia and Uganda to boost skills and employment. Sports—Cricket & Football: Zimbabwe edged Namibia in a T20 thriller; Cameroon’s recruitment-linked Russia war claims continue to spark grief in families.

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