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The Kenyan government will grant amnesty to citizens who unlawfully joined the Russian military after an agreement was reached to cease their recruitment.

The Israeli government informed the Supreme Court that it will not focus on recruiting Haredi individuals for the IDF as long as the war is ongoing.

The Zimbabwean government has announced increased fuel prices while assuring the public that fuel supplies remain stable and adequate.

The Liberian House of Representatives has passed a law that prohibits active government officials from serving on the boards or management of public institutions to enhance governance and transparency.

The Afghan government reports that approximately 400 people were killed in a Pakistani airstrike targeting a hospital.

Nairobi's City Hall has directed an immediate coordinated response to ongoing flooding with a 48-hour action plan to address infrastructure damage and drainage issues.

The Kenyan government is set to begin the construction of a 369-kilometer extension of the Standard Gauge Railway from Naivasha to Kisumu, aimed at boosting regional trade and transport.

The Nigerian government has announced initiatives aimed at improving energy access, digital inclusion, and various aspects of women's empowerment during an event at the United Nations.

The Nigerian government and private sector are collaborating to enhance trade digitalisation, with awareness programs scheduled to improve stakeholder readiness for a new technology-driven trade environment.

The Kebbi State Government claims that a viral video alleging inadequate distribution of Ramadan palliatives is staged and features a mentally ill man manipulated by political opponents.

Swedish authorities are investigating a potential security breach of their e-government platform, which involved sensitive information and personal data being compromised.

Britain's energy minister has issued a warning to petrol retailers against unfair practices amid concerns over rising fuel prices linked to the Iran conflict.

The Ugandan government has initiated nationwide consultations with transport sector stakeholders in preparation for the relaunch of the Express Penalty System and Fine Issuance System.

The Ugandan government has leased land to Africa Tech University to foster education and development in Tororo District.

Rwanda has enacted a new law aimed at ensuring transparency and fairness in the allocation of public subsidies to avoid market distortion.

The Nigerian government asserts that despite concerns over low capital release rates to ministries, capital projects are being actively implemented.

The Nigerian government claims that resolving the OPL 245 dispute is a major achievement for the economy and could enhance investment opportunities.

Mohammed Adoke requests a formal apology from the Nigerian government for his alleged persecution concerning the OPL 245 oil block deal, following the government's recent decision to implement resolution agreements regarding the dispute.

The Government of Liberia has initiated a new program in collaboration with African Development Bank and Export-Import Bank of Korea to enhance domestic revenue mobilization and tax reform, particularly in the mining sector.

Government and World Bank officials urge increased private supply participation in the fuelwood chain to support refugees in Kyangwali.

The Zimbabwean government has announced that the country's fuel reserves could last between two and three months amid global tensions affecting energy supplies.

The New Zealand government is preparing to deploy Defence Force planes to the Middle East for potential evacuations amid ongoing regional tensions.

The Zimbabwean government has imposed an indefinite ban on the export of lithium concentrates and unprocessed ores due to concerns about under-declaration and illicit stockpiling by mining companies.

The Rwandan government defends the Rwanda Defence Force against recent U.S. sanctions, calling them unjust and a misrepresentation of the conflict in eastern DR Congo.

Thousands of prisoners in Zimbabwe are being released under a new presidential clemency aimed at promoting rehabilitation and reducing overcrowding in prisons.

The Nigerian government has started implementing the Oil and Gas Revenues Executive Order 09 to enhance federal revenue management.

Coffee farmers in Gomba District of Uganda have criticized the government for not securing reliable markets, leading to financial losses after harvest.

A Kumasi High Court has granted bail to the former Municipal Chief Executive and eight others accused of unlawfully selling government land intended for a community hospital.

The Namibian government urged sport federations to be disciplined, transparent, and united at their annual general assembly.

The Nigerian government has partnered with the African Finance Corporation to sign a $1.3 billion deal for an alumina project, aimed at enhancing the mining sector's output.

The Tanzanian government is reviewing national land disputes to address issues threatening social cohesion, according to Prime Minister Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba.

Five former cabinet members of the Kano State Government have filed a lawsuit against the state over the recovery of their official vehicles.

Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a government ban on 37 foreign aid organizations in Gaza and the West Bank, allowing them to continue their operations while the court reviews the case.

The Liberian government clarifies that the asset recovery efforts do not specifically target former First Lady Clar Weah, but rather the Clar Hope Foundation, suspected of being established using government resources.

The Department of State Services has released Walida Ibrahim, a missing teenager from Jigawa State, to the state government following an investigation into her disappearance.

Fish farmers in Ogun State, Nigeria, are pressing the government for intervention to address the insecurity surrounding their communities, following a recent abduction incident involving one of their own.

Zimbabwe's government has banned the export of raw lithium concentrate to encourage local processing and enhance economic growth.

The Delta State Government is urging eligible youths to apply for admission into the Nigerian Defence Academy as part of efforts to increase the state's representation in the military.

The DR Congo government launched multiple attacks against AFC/M23 rebels, particularly around the strategic mining town of Rubaya, utilizing drone strikes.

U.S. Ambassador Pamela Tremont expressed disappointment over the Zimbabwean government's refusal of a vital $367 million health fund aimed at combating HIV/AIDS.

The Nigerian government denied allegations of paying ransom to Boko Haram for the release of students abducted from St Mary Catholic School, Papiri.

The Kenyan government is set to launch the extension of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) from Naivasha to Kisumu next month, with an expected completion date in June 2027.

The government of the Federal District of Brazil has suspended the validity of public competition deadlines until 2027, affecting candidates awaiting appointments.

The Nigerian government, in collaboration with the World Bank, has launched a vocational training program to empower over 1,500 youths in Kano.

Nigerian authorities and the UK High Commission have issued a warning to citizens about fraudulent overseas job offers that are being used to traffic victims.

Senior government officials in Namibia will be required to utilize public healthcare facilities starting April 1 as part of a healthcare reform initiative directed by President Nandi-Ndaitwah.

Rwanda's government has mandated that factories operating outside of designated industrial zones must relocate within ten years to enhance order in industrial development and protect the environment.

The Gauteng government plans to establish a new infrastructure agency to centralize major projects and improve service delivery.

The Nigerian government is seeking global funding to improve clean cooking access for five million households by 2030 as part of its energy reforms.

The Ugandan government has implemented stricter controls on governance-related projects and ICT spending in the upcoming budget, mandating Cabinet approval for all related contracts and agreements.