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Bouchra Hajij elected CASOL president

Inside the Games reports that Bouchra Hajij has been elected president of CASOL; the report did not detail her term or next priorities.

UNESCO webinar draws more than 500 participants to discuss Gulf of Guinea heritage protection

UNESCO says more than 500 people joined a regional webinar focused on protecting underwater cultural heritage in the Gulf of Guinea.

China extends US trade truce by two months, Reuters reports

A Reuters report says China extended its trade truce with the United States for two months; the terms were not detailed in the headline.

South Africa's ANC faces coalition talks after record-low municipal vote

The ANC won 30.76% in South Africa's municipal elections, its weakest local result, setting up coalition negotiations in several major cities.

Malawi Kuwait envoy returns after court injunction discharged

Younous Abdul Karim has returned to Malawi after the Industrial Relations Court discharged an injunction blocking his recall, with the ministry directing a handover to Jonah Pankuku.

Krakow shooting suspect dies in hospital, Polish police say

Polish police said the assailant in a Krakow mass shooting died in hospital, according to Reuters.

South Korea says Nvidia GPU deliveries will continue despite CEO controversy

South Korea says Nvidia GPU deliveries secured under existing contracts remain on schedule, as the government monitors supply arrangements and pricing.

Seven CSOs challenge Ngora over deregistration of 36 organisations

Seven civil society groups want Ngora to reverse its decision, saying the organisations were not given proper notice or a chance to respond.

Russia says it hit Ukrainian power substations and three Black Sea ships

Russia said it struck power substations in Ukraine and three ships in the Black Sea, according to a Reuters headline.

Heavy Rains Flood Gaza Displacement Camps as Aid and Shelter Shortages Deepen Crisis

Heavy rain inundated displacement tents in Gaza, compounding shelter and sanitation challenges as emergency teams faced shortages of fuel and equipment, according to local officials cited by Reuters.

CorpsAfrica opens paid remote digital communications internship across 11 countries

CorpsAfrica is seeking a remote digital communications intern, with applications open to candidates in its 11 operating countries until November 17.

Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu sentenced to four years

Tundu Lissu was acquitted of treason but sentenced on an incitement conviction that his legal challenge and supporters disputed.