Kenya Politics: Senator Edwin Sifuna is drawing huge crowds as he channels Gen‑Z anger at President William Ruto, accusing the government of “impunity” amid violence and corruption concerns ahead of the 2027 vote. Rights & Justice: Liberia’s domestic violence protections face affordability and access questions, while women’s rights groups in Liberia push back on ratifying the AU CEVAWG over enforceability gaps. Constitutional Crisis Watch: Zambia’s civil society says passport cancellations, detentions and alleged abductions after the Aug. 13 election amount to a constitutional crisis; President Hichilema faces mounting pressure. Rule of Law in Practice: Nigeria’s Labour Party says a credentials lawsuit over Peter Obi’s records is tied to a former member, raising questions about party representation and legal process. Security & Terror: Reports warn terrorist threats are spreading across Nigeria’s north, with insecurity shifting toward Niger and Kwara. Health & Labour: Kenya’s nurses’ strike ends after 43 days, but activists say the victory must translate into lasting policy power for frontline workers. Energy & Business: Angola’s Barra do Dande terminal is opening new downstream opportunities for Qatar as the country expands refining and storage; MTN Nigeria reports N1.62tn network investment since 2025 as data demand rises. Governance & Data Privacy: Liberia officials are criticised after posting vulnerable children’s data online to “prove” aid impact. Women’s Rights & Regional Policy: Civil society urges Zambia to halt AU women’s violence ratification; AU women’s convention ratification also faces challenges. Culture & Tech: Qatar Foundation’s AI assistant BOTaina wins multiple Gold Stevie Awards, highlighting growing digital innovation across the region.