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- 1Ethiopia accuses Egypt and Sudan of backing anti-Abiy alliance▼Ethiopia accuses Egypt and Sudan of backing alliance against Abiy
Ethiopia has publicly accused Egypt and Sudan of supporting an alliance aimed at undermining Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government. The accusation adds to long-running tensions between the three countries, which have clashed over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and border issues. The claim, reported by Euronews, has drawn attention amid rising regional friction in the Horn of Africa and Nile basin.
- 2Ethiopia army chief accuses Egypt and Sudan of backing plot●Ethiopia’s army chief accuses Egypt and Sudan of backing armed alliance seeking to oust Abiy Ahmed
Ethiopia's army chief has publicly accused Egypt and Sudan of supporting an armed alliance that aims to remove Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed from power. The allegation marks a sharp escalation in rhetoric between the Nile basin neighbours, whose relations have been strained by disputes including the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and regional security issues. Neither Egypt nor Sudan has responded to the accusation so far.
- 3Syria's President al-Sharaa names first deputy central bank governor▼President al-Sharaa appoints first deputy governor of Central Bank of Syria
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa has appointed a first deputy governor of the Central Bank of Syria, according to the state news agency SANA. The move fills a senior post at the institution that oversees Syria's banking system and currency, as the country works to stabilise its financial sector amid ongoing economic reconstruction efforts.
- 4Egyptian Physicist Ahmed El Gendy Proposes Mechanical Force Cancer Treatment▼Egyptian Physicist Ahmed El Gendy Unveils Promising Cancer Treatment Using Mechanical Force Instead Of Heat
Egyptian physicist Ahmed El Gendy has presented a new approach to cancer treatment that uses mechanical force rather than heat to target tumours. The work, reported by Egypt Today, is described as a promising alternative to heat-based therapies, though details on clinical testing or effectiveness have not yet been released.
- 5Doctor Describes Treating Wounded Children in Gaza●“Doctor Exposes Israeli’s Barbarity Against Children of Gaza” by Kathy in Manufacture Dissent on Substack @ palestine@fe
A doctor identified as Dr. Ahmed is giving an account of treating children wounded in Gaza, describing the injuries of children she held in her hands. The account is being shared widely in pro-Palestinian online communities and framed as evidence of the toll of Israel's military campaign on children. Supporters are amplifying it as a firsthand medical testimony; no independent verification is included.
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Nigeria's popular human rights radio and television programme Brekete Family aired its episode on 26 September, drawing strong audience engagement. The Abuja-based show, hosted by Ahmed Isah, is known for taking up complaints from ordinary Nigerians against individuals, companies and government agencies, and its episodes regularly generate wide discussion online.
- 7Australian banks lift rates after RBA hikes cash rate●Banks raise interest rates after RBA lifts cash rate to highest since 2011 By Ahmed Yussuf Australia's big four banks an
Australia's big four banks have announced interest rate rises after the Reserve Bank of Australia lifted the cash rate to its highest level in more than a decade, since 2011. Borrowers face higher mortgage repayments as lenders pass on the increase, adding pressure to household budgets amid cost-of-living concerns.
- 8Syria's al-Sharaa tells UN country rebounding from war▼Al Sharaa tells UN of Syria's rebound from ashes of war, and puts onus for lasting peace on Israel
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa addressed the United Nations, describing Syria's recovery from the destruction of years of civil war and arguing that responsibility for securing a lasting peace in the region rests with Israel. His speech frames post-war Syria as reopening to the international community while keeping pressure on Israel over the region's unresolved conflicts.
- 9Fundraiser aids Palestinian student supporting traumatized children●Ahmed is a Palestinian student facing ongoing precarity. He just wants to get back to healing children's trauma. Help hi
A crowdfunding appeal is circulating for Ahmed, a Palestinian student described as facing ongoing precarity who works healing children's trauma. Organizers are seeking legal help and basic support for him, with a reported 56 of a 250-unit goal raised toward a Sunday deadline. Supporters are sharing the appeal widely using mutual aid, Gaza and education tags.
- 10AI training course promoted in Ahmedabad●Best AI Classes in Ahmedabad training course! Learn from industry experts with hands-on projects and placement support.
A training provider in Ahmedabad, India, is advertising artificial intelligence classes taught by industry experts, featuring hands-on projects and placement support. The course, run under the Shyam Sir brand, is being promoted online as demand for AI skills grows among students and job seekers. No independent reviews or enrollment figures are available.
- 11Fundraiser launched for Palestinian student facing housing and legal troubles●Hope for Ahmed 🫶🏾 Help a student eat, stay housed, and get a lawyer. Racist policies follow Palestinians everywhere. Com
A fundraising appeal is circulating for a Palestinian student named Ahmed, who needs help paying for food, housing and legal representation. The campaign, hosted on Chuffed, has raised 42 of a 250 target and urges community support, arguing that discriminatory policies follow Palestinians even abroad. Supporters are sharing it under mutual aid and Gaza-related tags.
- 12Documented's Mazin Sidahmed on Building Local News for Immigrants▼Documented’s Mazin Sidahmed On the Importance of Building Local News By and For Immigrants
Mazin Sidahmed, co-founder of the news outlet Documented, is discussing why local news coverage by and for immigrant communities matters. Documented focuses on immigration reporting in New York City, aiming to serve readers often overlooked by mainstream outlets. The conversation highlights how immigrant-focused journalism can fill gaps left by shrinking local newsrooms and give communities practical information about their rights and lives.
- 13Mutual aid appeals raise funds for families and student●Due Sunday. I won't give up. Retaj + family of 7: 76/260 Legal & survival fund for student Ahmed: 42/250 Community cente
A mutual aid fundraiser reports progress on three urgent goals due Sunday: 76 of 260 raised for Retaj and her family of seven, 42 of 250 for a legal and survival fund supporting student Ahmed, and 91 of 300 for a community center. Organisers are urging recurring donations, stressing they will not give up despite the fast-approaching deadline.
- 14Palestinian man shot dead by Israeli forces in central Gaza●Ahmed Abu Mur was shot and killed by the occupation forces at Saleh al-Din Street, east of Deir al-Balah, central Gaza S
Ahmed Abu Mur was shot and killed by Israeli forces on Saleh al-Din Street, east of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip. The killing was announced with the message that Ahmed 'was not a number', mourning him as an individual rather than a casualty statistic. Deaths along the main north-south route in Gaza have been frequently reported amid ongoing Israeli military operations.
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Syria is being widely discussed in Swedish-language conversations right now, though the specific trigger is not stated in the available evidence. Interest may relate to ongoing developments in the country following the fall of the Assad government in December 2024, the transitional leadership under Ahmed al-Sharaa, or debates in Sweden about Syrian refugees and return conditions.