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President Mnangagwa has placed government officials on notice with mandatory performance contracts for 2026, reinforcing a results-based culture across ministries and state entities.
Security forces in Borno State successfully repelled an infiltration attempt by insurgents in the first attack on Maiduguri in years, while Boko Haram is demanding N3.52 billion for 176 kidnapped residents of Kwara State.
Nigeria's opposition African Democratic Congress has alleged influential figures within the ruling party are scheming to ensure President Tinubu runs unopposed in 2027, vowing to resist any such attempt.
South Africa's suspended police minister Senzo Mchunu is considering resuming his ANC duties after completing a mandatory step-aside period following allegations of political interference in a task team investigating political killings.
An Abuja magistrate court will decide Tuesday whether to extend former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai's detention, while factional congresses in Bauchi and Oyo states signal widening divisions within Nigeria's main opposition party.
South Africa's governing ANC confronts criticism from apartheid victims' families over reparations delays while coalition partner DA draws scrutiny for its stance on summoning the US ambassador.
Nigeria's main opposition party confronts internal fractures as former Sokoto Governor Aminu Tambuwal defects to the African Democratic Congress while the Wike-aligned Board of Trustees urges an end to litigation.
Electoral dynamics across Africa show voters prioritizing service delivery over historical allegiances, as South African urbanites abandon underperforming parties and Kenyan party structures face internal challenges ahead of 2027 polls.
President Tinubu emphasizes his democratic commitment while former Sokoto Governor Tambuwal abandons the opposition PDP for ADC, as economic concerns dominate discourse ahead of 2027 elections.
Newly appointed National Director of Public Prosecutions Andy Mothibi says legislation securing the NPA's operational and financial independence will be tabled next year, while Cape Town leads the country with the highest number of unsafe Home Affairs buildings.
The opening week of US military operations against Iran consumed over $11 billion in resources, while Iranian strikes on Gulf shipping sent oil prices soaring to $119 per barrel, the highest since mid-2022.
Bangladesh's newly elected parliament met for the first time following a recent uprising that toppled the previous government, while South Korea approved a massive US investment package amid escalating trade tensions.
Nigerian government agencies are undertaking significant administrative restructuring, with new police leadership portfolios assigned, electoral surveillance preparations underway, and local government management changes implemented.
Nigeria's main opposition party faces deepening turmoil as two Adamawa senators defect to the ruling APC, reducing PDP's Senate representation to 14 seats while factional disputes over party control intensify.
Nigeria's main opposition party faces internal turmoil following a court ruling that nullified its national convention, while defections to the ruling APC continue ahead of the 2027 elections.