Durban High Court Refuses to Dismiss Terrorism Charges Against Jacob Zuma’s Daughter

South Africa’s Durban High Court rejected Duduzile Zuma‑Sambudla’s bid to have terrorism‑related charges dismissed, setting a trial date for May 2027.
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Aramco launches engineering work to boost East‑West pipeline capacity to 10 m bpd

Saudi Aramco has begun preliminary engineering to raise its Hormuz‑bypass pipeline from 7 million to up to 10 million barrels per day, aiming to increase export throughput by 43 percent.
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Kenya Opens Public Contest to Name Its Crude Oil Ahead of First Export

The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum invites Kenyans to suggest a name for the country's crude oil before commercial production begins on Dec. 1, with submissions due Oct. 29.
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Kenya confirms ninth Ebola case and expands containment measures

Kenya's Health Ministry reported a ninth Bundibugyo Ebola infection, all within a single cluster, and announced expanded tracing, medical supplies and a dedicated lab.
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Washington Dulles to Open First Dedicated VIP Terminal for Commercial Passengers

Ireland’s daa International will develop and operate a 37,000‑sq‑ft VIP terminal at Washington Dulles, offering private check‑in, security and baggage services for scheduled airline travelers.
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600 Kenyan CEOs Call for Tax Relief and Lower Loan Rates in CBK Survey

A Central Bank of Kenya survey of 600 CEOs urges the government to cut taxes, simplify licensing and reduce loan interest to ease operating costs and boost growth.
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Trade tariffs and cost‑of‑living pressures flagged as top risks to global growth

Economists cite rising trade tariffs and a persistent cost‑of‑living crisis among the five biggest threats to world economic growth in the coming year, according to the World Economic Forum and IMF outlooks.
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