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Africa Intelligence Brief — Thursday, October 1, 2026 (opens the original)
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Africa Intelligence Brief for October 1: Ethiopia and Eritrea cut ties, blasts hit Addis Ababa, Alamata mourns 52 civilians. Africa’s temper this Thursday is a region holding its breath and finding it can no longer hold it. Ethiopia and Eritrea cut diplomatic ties, explosions were heard in Addis Ababa, and hospital sources counted at least 52 civilians dead around Alamata, while Abuja declared an age of prosperity and Mali began a school year with more than 2,400 schools still closed. The regist
African Pulse for Thursday, October 1, 2026 (opens the original)
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—North Africa Algeria’s lower house votes to restore executions, while Morocco’s first woman head of government seeks a majority. —West Africa Nigeria turns 66 with a speech about prosperity, and public-sector unions answer with a three-day warning strike from Friday. —East Africa Ethiopia expels 10 Eritrean diplomats and Eritrea cuts all diplomatic ties, a day after blasts in Addis Ababa. —Central Africa Cameroon marks 65 years since reunification, with its English-speaking regions still unsett
Morocco Markets: MASI & the Dirham — October 1, 2026 (opens the original)
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Morocco’s stock market slipped on Thursday. The MASI, the benchmark of the Casablanca Stock Exchange, fell 0.87% to 17,579.17 points after starting the day in positive territory. The index opened 0.06% higher at 17,744.12 and touched 17,780.94. Selling then took over, and the MASI closed at its lowest level of the day. Construction group TGCC was by far the most traded stock. Attijariwafa bank, the country’s largest lender, and property developer Résidences Dar Saada followed. The dirham also we
Kenya Markets: NSE & the Shilling — October 1, 2026 (opens the original)
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Kenya’s stock market started the fourth quarter with a modest gain. The NSE All Share Index, which tracks every share listed in Nairobi, rose 0.50% to 246.82 points on Thursday. The move came almost entirely from Safaricom, the largest company on the exchange. Its shares rose 1.39% to KES 36.40 (US$0.28) on 3.81 million shares traded, more than any other stock. The narrower NSE 20 Share Index, which follows 20 large blue-chip stocks, gained only 0.04% to 4,318.68. The gap between the two indices
South Africa Markets: JSE & the Rand — October 1, 2026 (opens the original)
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South Africa’s rand weakened sharply on Thursday, 1 October 2026, and Johannesburg shares fell with it. The US dollar climbed 1.5% to about R16.67, the rand’s weakest level since late July. The Satrix 40 ETF, an exchange-traded fund that tracks the FTSE/JSE Top 40 index of the largest listed companies, fell 0.98% to R101.94. Banks did most of the damage. Capitec dropped 3.6%, FirstRand 2.4% and Nedbank 2.3%. Local data were better than the market mood. The Absa purchasing managers’ index (PMI) f
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