Sandile Zungu has accused the Danny Jordaan faction of using underhanded tactics ahead of a Safa congress showdown, alleging that some regions backing him were barred from participating. Speaking at a media briefing where he promised a 'new dawn', Zungu claimed the moves amounted to dirty tricks, according to Sowetan. The dispute centres on the leadership contest within South African football's governing body.

Businessman Sandile Zungu says he is confident of unseating Danny Jordaan in the South African Football Association presidential election scheduled for 12 September 2026. According to IOL, Zungu has alleged unfair candidate disqualifications, regional interference and possible vote-buying ahead of the vote. Jordaan has led SAFA for over a decade, and the contest is expected to determine the future direction of football governance in South Africa.

Prosecution witness Andrew Wilson has testified in a Ugandan court that opposition figure Dr Kizza Besigye allegedly planned to cause civil unrest, using boda boda riders to trigger chaos. According to the witness, Besigye also discussed acquiring weapons, targeting helicopters, and collaborating with armed groups in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The allegations form part of the prosecution's case against the veteran politician, presented by the state witness during ongoing court proceedings reported by NTV Uganda.

A faction of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) has called for the ouster of Gbajabiamila and an independent investigation into a fake agency scandal, which they claim has caused embarrassment to the country, according to Premium Times.

Kenyan politician Mungatana has condemned reported attacks targeting Burundians in Kenya, particularly in Nakuru, and called for action against those organising them. According to Capital FM, Mungatana said reports of harassment, intimidation and hostility against Burundians run contrary to Kenya's Pan-African values and its commitment to regional integration. He urged authorities to take action against the organisers of the alleged anti-Burundi campaign.

Nigerian troops under Operation FANSAN YANMA conducted airstrikes against suspected terrorists in Yankuzo community, Tsafe Local Government Area of Zamfara State, reportedly killing several fighters. The operation was disclosed on Tuesday in a post on X by Zagazola Makama, a counter-insurgency and security expert in the Lake Chad region, who cited local sources. The strike targeted a terrorist hideout as part of ongoing military efforts against armed groups operating in Nigeria's northwest.