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WATCH LIVE: African Union Congratulates Tanzania President Amid Violent Protests

SADC has failed to make a clear statement on Tanzania as post election crisis hit Mozambique, Madagascar And now Tanzania. Over 1000 people have died in the past 2 years during post election violence in SADC. Key Events For Today 1. Nyokayemabhunu extradition case postponed to 17 November; next hearing on 4 November. 2. Diabetes Awareness Month - Free to all SA patients without medical aid Top Trending Stories 1. African Union Chairperson H.E. Mahmoud Ali Youssouf has congratulated President Samia Suluhu Hassan on her election victory, while expressing regret over loss of life in post-election protests. He urged respect for human rights, peaceful assembly, and rule of law, reaffirming the AU’s support for Tanzania’s peace and national cohesion. 3. Kareny Kore attends the 58th Plenary Assembly Session of all SADC Standing Committees ,a vital platform for strengthening regional cooperation, policy alignment, and shared progress across our member states. #SADC #RegionalIntegration Business One of Sandton's last pieces of undeveloped land, a four-hectare prime real estate property situated directly above the Gautrain station concourse, is finally up for sale after being "long frozen in the wreckage of the state-capture years." The land, previously controlled by the Gupta-linked Regiments Group (now in liquidation after a forensic probe), is being sold via a sealed-bid auction on November 27, with liquidators aiming for a price between R200 million and R300 million, a value below its original R280 million transaction price. The property, which neighbors Sandton City and Nelson Mandela Square, was once planned to be the site of the unbuilt "Kgoro Central" mixed-use precinct, and is now highlighted as a rare opportunity that can "reshape Sandton's core." Africa 2. Mary Phadi (Former Mpumalanga MK Party leader and leader of the new political movement) Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi (EFF spokesperson and MP, being approached) Mogoeng Mogoeng (Former Chief Justice, being approached) Ace Magashule (Former Free State premier, not interested at 70) Mayibuye Phadi (First deputy president of the Afrika Mayibuye Movement) Nolubabalo Mcinga former secretary of the Afrika Mayibuye Movement