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Somalia's House of the People elected Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur as Speaker on Monday, with 142 votes to his challenger's 30. The Turkey-educated former minister of ports now holds the second-most powerful position, overseeing the parliamentary agenda and key legislation amid shifting politics before 2027 elections. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud congratulated him, and Nur pledged transparency, equality, and stronger oversight while thanking lawmakers for their trust.

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In a packed chamber in Mogadishu, lawmakers cast ballots and erupted in celebration as Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur claimed a decisive win for one of Somalia's top roles.

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The six-member group performed their fresh second Japanese single on Fuji TV's STAR program Thursday evening, just days after its August 4 release with a nostalgic seaside MV full of playful choreography and city-pop vibes. The track hit No. 9 on Line Music’s K-Pop Top 100 and saw Spotify streams climb fast, boosted by their white outfits, dynamic formations, and summery fun theme. Following a Tokyo showcase, this milestone caps a packed promo run with more Japanese festival dates ahead.

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TWS brought their signature bubbly energy to Japanese TV for the first time, popping off a lively 'SODA SODA' performance that had fans buzzing.

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During the sheikh's family visit to the UK, the man yelled that the UAE and President Mohammed bin Zayed were 'killing people' in Sudan, where civil war since April 2023 has caused mass displacement, famine risks, and genocide accusations against the Rapid Support Forces in Darfur. A man from the Emirati group responded with racist abuse, including slurs like 'Black bitch,' as captured in video footage shared online. The UAE denies any support for the RSF, despite disputed reports of supply networks, and the incident has spotlighted calls for more scrutiny of foreign roles in Sudan's humanitarian crisis.

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A Sudanese man spotted Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum in London's Knightsbridge and didn't hold back, shouting across the street about the UAE's alleged role in his country's war.

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A Carte Blanche investigation aired Sunday on M-Net exposed Nelson Mandela Bay's dire state: nearly R30 billion in debt, non-functional streetlights labeling it South Africa's 'darkest' metro, uncollected waste, and untreated sewage spills. Veteran reporter Daron Mann, covering the area for 30 years, warned the city 'will not survive another five years' without change, amid 48 municipal managers and 12 mayors since 2009. Current ANC mayor Babalwa Lobishe battles no-confidence motions and probes, while low cash reserves and revenue losses deepen the crisis ahead of 2026 elections.

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Thousands of streetlights stay dark, sewage floods streets, and rubbish piles up—residents watch their once-vibrant city crumble under endless leadership turnover.

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Mike Bales proposed doubling Social Security benefits for retirees who worked responsibly for decades, rather than increasing the minimum wage or forgiving student loans for what he described as irresponsible borrowers. The proposal sparked discussion including advocacy for prioritizing seniors over young debtors, suggestions to tax university endowments or impose conditions on loan discharges such as surrendering degrees, and criticisms of government policies on retiree earnings limits and federal grants to universities.

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Mike Bales proposed doubling Social Security benefits for retirees who worked responsibly for decades, rather than increasing the minimum wage or forgiving student loans for what he described as irresponsible borrowers. The proposal sparked discussion including advocacy for prioritizing seniors over young debtors, suggestions to tax university endowments or impose conditions on loan discharges such as surrendering degrees, and criticisms of government policies on retiree earnings limits and federal grants to universities.

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The exchange kicked off amid hype for Nigeria's Osun State governorship election on August 15, 2026, with Bashir highlighting Davido's five Grammy nods without a win and comparing him to Tyla. Davido fired back, stressing his sold-out arenas, billions of streams, and global fanbase over awards, while jabbing at Bashir's mere 16 votes in the primary despite government support and eight years in politics. Online reactions split between cheers for Davido's sharp reply and calls to ignore the 'irrelevant' critic, spotlighting clashing views on success in music versus politics.

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Davido didn't hold back when Bashir Ahmad mocked his Grammy nominations, turning the tables on the politician's own poor showing in the APC primary.

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At the Mpumalanga Kota Festival, Aphiwe owned her Instagram outburst after losing the Best African Pop award to the iconic group, blaming it on frustration from feeling snubbed despite four nominations. She quickly pivoted to shade Big Brother Mzansi runner-up Thandeka Tshabalala, implying the reality star doesn't own her losses like she does. Thandeka's fans called the apology fake, while Aphiwe's backers praised her for standing up to rivals amid their ongoing beef.

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Nineteen-year-old singer Naledi Aphiwe stepped up in a bold red fur jacket to say sorry for calling Grammy-winning legends Ladysmith Black Mambazo outdated. But her words took a sharp turn that left fans split.

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At the Mpumalanga Kota Festival, Aphiwe owned her Instagram outburst after losing the Best African Pop award to the iconic group, blaming it on frustration from feeling snubbed despite four nominations. She quickly pivoted to shade Big Brother Mzansi runner-up Thandeka Tshabalala, implying the reality star doesn't own her losses like she does. Thandeka's fans called the apology fake, while Aphiwe's backers praised her for standing up to rivals amid their ongoing beef.

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Nineteen-year-old singer Naledi Aphiwe stepped up in a bold red fur jacket to say sorry for calling Grammy-winning legends Ladysmith Black Mambazo outdated. But her words took a sharp turn that left fans split.

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Rev. Julius Ngari Ndumia, Parish Minister of PCEA Tabuga Parish in Nakuru East, was tied up, beaten, asphyxiated, and left in a pool of blood in his church manse in Bahati, Nakuru County. Two suspects, Beryl Nafula Otenyo and Felix Odinga Okumu, were arraigned and detained for further investigation, with CCTV footage showing intruders at his premises and the court granting detectives additional time for forensics and witness statements. His funeral service was held in Tetu Constituency, Nyeri County.

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Rev. Julius Ngari Ndumia, Parish Minister of PCEA Tabuga Parish in Nakuru East, was tied up, beaten, asphyxiated, and left in a pool of blood in his church manse in Bahati, Nakuru County. Two suspects, Beryl Nafula Otenyo and Felix Odinga Okumu, were arraigned and detained for further investigation, with CCTV footage showing intruders at his premises and the court granting detectives additional time for forensics and witness statements. His funeral service was held in Tetu Constituency, Nyeri County.

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Mwangi, a prominent voice against corruption and police brutality, helped organize peaceful marches marking the anniversary of 2025's deadly demonstrations where at least 19 died. On June 22, he shared photos from a 'Journalism Out Loud!' conference in Germany, prompting accusations of hypocrisy from online critics who call him a 'Paycheck Commercial Activist' funded by foreign donors. Unverified claims suggest he flew from Nairobi on June 21, while memes portray him fleeing chaos he helped incite; Mwangi has not addressed the travel directly, and no mainstream outlets confirmed the details. The debate highlights tensions over leadership accountability as Kenyans consider joining tomorrow's commemorations.

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Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi called for a nationwide Remembrance Day on June 25 to honor protesters killed in past unrest. But his recent posts from a journalism event in Germany have critics questioning his commitment.

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Kenyan athlete Kevin Kiarie, who self-funded a trip to Singapore, publicly sought help for expenses including a China event ticket and visa. Following Jeff Koinange's announcement of his phone number on Citizen TV, Kenyans donated Ksh 206,000 in one day, adding to prior contributions of Ksh 143,000 for a total of Ksh 349,000 within four days.

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Kenyan athlete Kevin Kiarie, who self-funded a trip to Singapore, publicly sought help for expenses including a China event ticket and visa. Following Jeff Koinange's announcement of his phone number on Citizen TV, Kenyans donated Ksh 206,000 in one day, adding to prior contributions of Ksh 143,000 for a total of Ksh 349,000 within four days.

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Kagame arrived Sunday for a one-day working visit, where the leaders met at Qatar's royal court to deepen bilateral relations and cooperation in aviation, investments, tourism, culture, sports, security, and trade. They discussed regional and global issues, reaffirming commitments to peace and stability, with Kagame expressing Rwanda's solidarity and Sheikh Tamim praising their strong partnership. Ties have grown since 2017, boosted by Qatar Airways' major stake in Rwanda's Bugesera Airport and recent visa waivers for Rwandans, signaling momentum in African-Gulf relations.

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President Paul Kagame stepped off the plane in Doha to a red carpet and honor guard, setting the stage for warm talks with Qatar's Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.

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Posts across X reminded Christians to repent sincerely, surrender sin, and pursue holiness, stressing that grace remains available for now. Tied to Jesus Is LORD Radio in Nakuru, Kenya, the messages promote teachings from Prophet Dr. David Owuor and the Repentance and Holiness Ministry, preparing for the Messiah’s return and the Rapture. Users shared scripture on prayer, fellowship, and the Holy Spirit’s power, blending personal appeals with urgent visuals about judgment ahead.

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On August 11, 2026, voices online called believers to pause and reflect on their faith, warning that eternity draws near.

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Colombia's new government withdrew recognition of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and endorsed Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara. The decision came at a meeting between Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, Colombian Vice President José Manuel Restrepo, and Foreign Minister Omar Bula, marking the start of stronger bilateral ties with Morocco as Colombia's main African partner. Supporters see it as pragmatic for economic gains, while critics argue it weakens the Sahrawi cause; the shift aligns Colombia with nations like the U.S. backing Morocco's autonomy plan.

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Just hours after President Abelardo de la Espriella's inauguration, Colombia made a sharp turn in foreign policy during a key meeting in Cali.

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Kenya's Social Health Authority has shifted from the old NHIF system, disbursing over KSh 170 billion to facilities and enrolling more than 32 million people—up from NHIF's 8 million. SHA releases KSh 12 billion monthly, compared to NHIF's KSh 5.6 billion every three months, empowering hospitals to buy supplies and maintain equipment. This expansion reaches informal workers too, aiding planning for maternal care, child health, and nationwide services. Supporters highlight how the wider database and steady funding promise better health outcomes for all.

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Hospitals once waited months for payments, leaving tills empty. Now, under SHA, funds flow monthly, letting them stock medicines and care for patients without delay.

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