17 September 2025
1. Malawi- Lilongwe
Malawi have decided and elections results are trickling, collated and tallying ongoing
Malawi held 2025 triple elections yesterday as citizens voted for president, parliament, and local councils amid economic and political challenges.
2. Guinea-Conakry
Guinea referendum campaigns in full swing as junta cripples’ dissent
If passed, the new constitution would give military leader and interim President Mamadi Doumbouya the right to run in the next presidential election and would create a Senate alongside the country’s National Assembly.
- Zambia- South Afrika
Lungu family loses bid to bury former Zambian president in SA
The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has dismissed with costs the Edgar Lungu family’s bid for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Appeal the High Court judgment that ruled that the Zambian government is entitled to repatriate his body for a state funeral and burial.
- In our historical archives, it was on this day 17 September 1919 after the completion of World War One's Treaty of Versailles, German South West Africa was declared a mandate of the new international peace-keeping body, the League of Nations, and put under South African administration.