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Africa Registry Launches the World’s Leading Gateway Solution for Domain Names in Africa

  PRESS RELEASE As well as offering almost five times more domain name choices than available through other African gateways, Africa Registry’s RRPproxy service enables registrars and resellers to immediately.

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City Green Spaces: A Necessity Rather Than a Luxury

By Charlie Shackleton Department of Environmental Science, Rhodes University, Grahamstown 6140, South Africa African towns and cities are growing. They are growing because of new visions, new investments, and new.

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Somali President tours Huawei’s Executive Briefing Center in Beijing

As part of his visit to China on the sidelines of the FOCAC Summit, President of the Federal Republic of Somalia H.E Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo visited Huawei’s Beijing Executive Briefing.

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MainOne expands operations to Cote D’Ivoire, unveils $20m investment

MainOne has reiterated its commitment to leading the digital transformation efforts of the Francophone region with an initial investment of $20m on cable landing and data centre projects in Cote.

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WorldRemit introduces inter-Africa digital money transfer service

Global money transfer company WorldRemit has rolled out new digital remittance service in Africa. The new service will facilitate fund transfers across the continent. The cross-border money transfer service will.

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Nigeria Aviation records over $42m from airlines in 8 months

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has recorded over $16.98million as Ticket Sales Charge TSC from international airlines and over N9.16billion from local airlines between the months of January to.

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Hotel group Hilton opens $100m Society Business Park in Zambian capital

Luxury hotel group Hilton has opened the refurbished 20-floor mixed-use development Society Business Park which houses Hilton Garden Inn in the Zambian capital Lusaka. In 2011, Zambia National Building Society.

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Zimbabwe: Bank Spends $20 Million On Residential Projects

The Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ) has spent $20 million in six months to June 30, 2018, on residential projects in Kariba and Hwange. Of the total amount, $14,8.

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