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Africa news — September 10, 2026

Publications tagged with Africa published on September 10, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

7 publications

  1. SocietyAfrica

    Hiker Discovers Two Bodies on Georgia's Mt. Yonah

    A hiker found the remains of two individuals on Mt. Yonah in White County, Georgia. The discovery was made around 11 a.m. on Tuesday, September 8. The White County Sheriff's Office, Georgia Department of Natural Resources, and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation's Region 8 Crime Scene Unit responded to the scene. No further details, including the identities of the deceased, cause of death, or how long the bodies had been there, have been released. The investigation is ongoing.
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  2. WorldAfrica

    Montenegro Expands Automatic Speed Cameras, Enforces Stricter Traffic Controls

    Montenegro's police have announced the expansion of automatic speed cameras across the country, starting tomorrow. Until now, these devices were only used in Podgorica. The police aim to warn drivers about stricter controls and reduce tolerance for speeding. They plan to deploy 35 portable devices, having already received 23. Offenders will be notified and fined without being stopped. The police also intend to use drones for enhanced control.
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  3. WorldAfricaEarth

    Colombia Marks One Month Since Devastating Earthquake

    A month after the 7.4 magnitude earthquake, Colombia continues to grapple with its aftermath. With 331 dead, 4,505 injured, and 111 missing, the disaster has affected 466,709 people across 16 departments and 498 municipalities. Damage includes 202,002 homes and 36,326 destroyed, along with significant infrastructure losses. Reconstruction efforts are underway, with a focus on housing recovery and infrastructure repair. The government has estimated the cost of reconstruction at close to 30 trillion pesos.
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  6. PoliticsAfricaMiddle EastConflict

    Israeli Attacks in Gaza: Homes Destroyed, Civilians Killed

    Israeli attacks have hit homes across Gaza, leading to civilian deaths and injuries. In one incident, an Israeli strike destroyed a house in the Al-Shati refugee camp, displacing around 90 people. Another attack in Beit Lahia killed a couple and their two children. The attacks come amidst ongoing Israeli violations of the ceasefire, with over 73,000 people killed and 174,000 injured since October 7, 2023.
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