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Cameroon’s Supreme Court reinstates the blocking of 140 billion CFA francs linked to the dispute between MTN, Chococam and Baba Ahmadou Danpullo. The decision provides for a penalty of 50 million CFA francs per day and comes four years after the first seizures, according to EcoMatin.
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The Supreme Court demands elections within 90 days, while its former president calls for the withdrawal of troops and says he is threatened in Mogadishu.
10 NovEast African lawyers urge Hassan Sheikh to respect Somalia’s Supreme Court
8 NovIbrahim Iidle Sulaymaan takes over as head of Somalia’s Supreme Court
7 NovFormer Somali Supreme Court president says he is threatened in MogadishuCameroon’s Supreme Court has cancelled the parent land title No. 34535/W and the hundreds of titles derived from it in Japoma-Bakoko. Ruling No. 079/P/FD/2025 overturns a 2020 administrative decision and permanently invalidates the land-title chain, according to the Wouri Land Registry notice.
🇨🇲 Cameroon · Source: Actu Cameroun ·
Mauritius’s Supreme Court has dismissed former president Ameenah Gurib-Fakim’s claim for 500 million rupees in damages from ABSA over the disclosure of information about her use of a credit card linked to the Planet Earth foundation. The bank had disclosed the financial data, according to Defi Media.
🇲🇺 Mauritius · Source: Defimedia ·
The Telecommunications Regulatory Agency is requiring Orange, MTN and Camtel to correct 93 breaches of their licences, valued at 18.6 billion CFA francs. The operators have 15 days to make the corrections, according to the Telecommunications Regulatory Agency.
🇨🇲 Cameroon · Source: Journal du Cameroun ·
Uganda has pledged to mobilise $86 million to host the African Union’s African Humanitarian Agency in Kampala. The host agreement, signed on 9 November 2026 in Entebbe, provides for three instalments over three years and five regional depots, according to the African Union.
🇺🇬 Uganda · Source: Bénin Web TV ·
Batoufam calls for agricultural secondary schoolBatoufam, in western Cameroon, has for years called for an agricultural technical secondary school that it has never obtained from the CPDM-led government, despite its electoral loyalty. The locality has never had either a mayor or an MP and hopes other political parties will offer what it is seeking.
FRN leaves three South Kivu villages and targets BunyakiriFRN rebels have left the villages of Chambombo, Bukumba and Shanje, in Kalehe territory in South Kivu, to redeploy their troops along the Bunyakiri axis. The move comes after the movement captured Bunyakiri and Bulambika and amid the counter-offensive announced by the Congolese army.The week in Africa
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