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Durban protesters take to the streets over rising fuel prices

A small group of people marched from King Dinizulu Park in Durban on Monday‚ calling for fuel prices to fall. They marched with a hearse carrying a coffin‚ intended to.

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Nigeria: Refineries’ Builders to Revalidate Studies for Plants’ Revamp

Abuja — Three Original Refineries Builders (ORBs) who built the existing 445,000 barrels a day (bd) combined capacity refineries of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in Kaduna, Port Harcourt.

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Nairobi-Addis Ababa road corridor boosts trade in the Horn of Africa

The 895-km highway corridor linking Kenya and Ethiopia has not only eased cross-border traffic between the two countries, but is a major push for economic integration within Africa, resulting in.

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Aviation traffic to Rwanda to hit the one million mark

The number of people visiting or transiting through Rwandan airports is set to increase to over one million this fiscal year, according to projections from the Ministry of Infrastructure and.

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Tunisia, Egypt to promote mutual trade relations

Egypt and Tunisia have agreed to promote joint trade relations and remove all of the challenges facing the flow of trade exchange and joint investments between the two sides. Both.

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Egypt to reduce public debt to 92% of GDP in FY 2018-19

Egyptian Finance Minister Mohamed Ma’it said the country will reduce its public debt to 92 percent of the GDP in the budget of the current fiscal year 2018-2019, state-run Ahram.

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The classic Acura NSX is a better investment than the Dow

INTERNATIONAL – When the Acura NSX debuted at the Chicago Auto Show in 1989, it featured such newfangled technologies as an all-aluminum monocoque body, forged pistons, and titanium connecting rods..

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Why African business looks to China

Ma visited Africa for the first time in 2017, and returned a year later with a plan. The Alibaba founder was in Johannesburg this week, officially launching the Netpreneur prize,.

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Diamond Trust bank starts offering Mastercard solutions

Diamond Trust bank (DTB) has started offering Mastercard’s premium card payment solutions in the country, which includes the Mastercard Gold Debit Card and Platinum Credit Card. “The introduction of the.

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Rwanda: Govt Targets 50 Percent Electricity Rollout

The government has said that access to electricity will reach 51 per cent by the end of this fiscal year up, from the current 45 per cent. Officials from the.

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