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MTN Ghana takes all of Ghana's 3 GHz 5G band plus two 700 MHz lots for US$202 million, on 15-year licences with rural coverage and roaming duties.
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Tanzania's electric railway took in about US$64 million from June 2024 to March 2026 as 5.5 million people rode it.
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Nigeria's aviation minister says ending the fuel subsidy, not loans, paid for a US$500 million Lagos airport rebuild.
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Kenya's Ndegwa family is cleared to buy back 24.1% of ICEA Lion for a reported US$65.5 million from a fund through which Prudential Financial holds it.
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Zambia's finance minister says money for roads on the Lobito Corridor, the US-backed copper route to Angola's coast, is secured.
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King Mohammed VI named Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri Morocco’s first woman head of government on 29 September 2026.
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Kingsley Chinda is the ruling party candidate for Rivers State governor, with a court hearing on 4 November 2026 and a vote on 6 February 2027.
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Zambia's US health deal, worth US$1.5 billion over five years, is ready to sign after a clause on sharing disease specimens was dropped, its minister says.
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Egypt's state gas company and Chevron signed a deal on 5 October to explore the deep-water Lotus block, with at least US$88 million and two wells.
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An Algiers court has sentenced nine people over 113 kg of cocaine, the first death sentences under Algeria's 2025 drug law.
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Mozambique's central bank says banks may freeze accounts on suspicion.
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A day-by-day guide to Luanda in October 2026: Palácio de Ferro concerts, Xurra Fest and the return of the FIC Luanda film festival, with kwanza and US$ prices.
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Benin's Port of Cotonou handled 14.7 million tonnes in 2025, up 52%.
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A day-by-day guide to Santo Domingo in October 2026: Wagner, Rosario Flores, David Bisbal and ComiCon, with venues, ticket routes and prices in pesos and US$.
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A day-by-day guide to San José in October 2026: Iron Maiden, the Carmina Burana ballet, Piazzolla tango and Rosario Flores, with prices in colones and US$.
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Danilo Gentili stand-up, a free-entry samba night in Vila Talarico, Moema jazz and Saturnus, with rain and transport tips for Tuesday.
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Letrux at the Teatro Ipanema, free Festival do Rio films in Botafogo and pagode in Centro, with rain, prices and transport tips for Tuesday.
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Three children who left home for Islamic classes in Tamale, Ghana, were found dead in a car boot on 5 October.
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DR Congo's electricity regulator says it reviewed US$2.3 billion of power projects in its first 100 days, with 2.6 GW of potential capacity.
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Nigerians owed about US$1.55 billion in personal loans at the end of May 2026, central bank data show, as consumer credit rose 1.6% from April.
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Jamaica's revenue and grants came in about US$197 million below budget in April to August, and the government responded by spending less than planned.
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Day six of Rio’s film festival puts Brazil’s Oscar entry on screen, with a Jesse Eisenberg film at the Cine Odeon.
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President Luis Abinader repealed a 2024 decree that charged up to 99% on imported rice, after the US trade office asked for it under DR-CAFTA.
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Uruguay's AI for Good Lab, a government partnership with Microsoft, has built eight AI tools for state bodies in six months.
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Forensic tests confirmed on 5 October that remains found near the Chiche bridge east of Quito are Joselyn Oña, 26, who vanished 141 days earlier.
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Police in Guayaquil are hunting Jipson Peñafiel, an alleged coordinator of a cocaine network tied to the Albanian mafia, who left a hospital on 4 October.
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The chairman of Colombia's New York-listed oil company Ecopetrol attacked two news outlets on Monday, and the press group FLIP asked the president to respond.
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Colombia's justice minister says a submission law for armed groups goes to Congress within two weeks, with no political talks and no pause on extraditions.
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Colombia pays about US$3 billion a year to keep diesel cheap.
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Argentina's government sped up talks with five Radical governors to suspend the PASO primaries, aiming for Senate approval before October ends.
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Javier Milei makes his 20th US trip for a Washington gala with Eduardo Bolsonaro, brother of Brazil's runoff frontrunner, on Wednesday 14 October.
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The US, Canada and eight Latin American and Caribbean governments accused Iran on Monday of lethal plotting in the region.
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A Chilean congressional committee on bots and disinformation voted on Monday to invite Matthei, Jara, Vallejo, Google, Meta and X to testify.
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Mexico’s peso firmed to 18.1343 per dollar on 5 October.
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Your Tuesday guide: Brazil’s real jumps after the vote, Lima’s mayor race stays open, and Colombia’s visa-transfer deadline is 25 days away.
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Brazil’s PTAX rate fell to 4.9859 reais per dollar on 5 October.
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Copa Libertadores semi-final dates are locked in, while Flamengo lead the Brazilian title race.
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São Paulo Daily Brief for Tuesday October 6, 2026: weather forecast, free museum picks, market mood after the vote, transport and tonight's plans.
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Rio Daily Brief for Tuesday: a showery day for the Museu do Amanhã and MAR, plus how Brazil's 25 October runoff shapes the market mood.
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Brazil's first-round vote lifts markets while Mexico, Chile and Argentina face domestic strains.
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The 10-year Treasury yield rose to 5.31% while the S&P 500 gained 0.66%.
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The Ibovespa jumped 7.7% and Latin American currencies firmed against the dollar.
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The Ibovespa jumped 7.7% to a record and the real firmed to about 5.00 per dollar.
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Wheat led the grains on Monday as the WEAT fund rose 1.37%, while soybean and corn funds edged up.
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Oil slid on Monday after the G7 said it would release strategic stocks, while Petrobras’s New York shares jumped 11.50% on Brazil’s election.
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Steel shares rose on Monday: the SLX ETF gained 1.54%, CSN’s ADR jumped 6.90% and Gerdau gained 3.19%.
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Zinc miners rose on Monday: Nexa Resources gained 1.88% and Buenaventura 0.64% as Peru’s zinc output kept falling.
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Vale’s New York shares rose 2.83% after a court approved a partial restart of its Fábrica iron-ore mine.
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The LIT lithium ETF rose 1.23% on Monday and Chile’s SQM gained 2.03% while Chinese futures stayed shut for a holiday.
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Copper’s US-listed tracker rose 0.86% on Monday as a strike at Chile’s Escondida mine was put on hold for talks.