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Libya Business & Jobs: Alushibe Holding Group opened a new 45,000 sq ft headquarters in Benghazi, its first completed project in a major Beloun development pipeline, signaling fresh investment in the city’s reconstruction. Senegal Food Security & Health: Farmers in Senegal’s rice paddies are adding fish to cut schistosomiasis by letting fish eat disease-carrying snails—while boosting yields and income. Yemen/Red Sea Energy Shock: Yemen’s Houthis seized more Red Sea islands and attacks have worsened pressure on Saudi oil exports; a key Saudi pipeline is expected to be out of service for weeks as repairs begin. Ghana Public Finance Accountability: A Ghana Auditor-General special audit into COVID-19 spending allegedly understated costs by hundreds of millions of cedis, raising fresh questions over how funds were handled. Liberia Governance & Media: Liberia’s information minister reaffirmed protection for ethical journalists, while the Press Union urged a Media Governance and Sustainability Act. Côte d’Ivoire Football: Hervé Renard named a strong squad for AFCON 2027 qualifiers against Ghana and Somalia.

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