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Somalia Moves to Party Politics in Bid to Cut Clan Rivalry

By Abdi Sheikh Members of Somalia’s new parliament to be elected this year must join a political party within two years or step down as part of efforts to shift.

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Only 5 Percent of CEOs in Africa Are Women – McKinsey

  There is a business case to have women in leadership. According to the McKinsey Women Matter report for Africa, released recently, there is a link between companies which perform.

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Nigeria: FG Says It Has No Plan to Increase Fuel Price

Nigeria’s federal government has recently denied reports of an imminent increase in pump price of fuel. There had been speculations of a fresh raise, two months after the government increased.

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Nigerians in Diaspora Call on Lawmakers to Protect Economy

By: Samson Atekojo Usman          The United Kingdom chapter of Nigerians In the Diaspora Monitoring Group has recently said that it was a global trend, especially under a democratic.

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President Obama Announces New Initiative for Africa Youths

  Starting next summer, African youth will have an opportunity to gain technical and leadership skills through a new Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) internship program, Africa’s Promise. MCC’s new initiative,.

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Uganda: Central Bank Reduces Lending Rate to 14 Percent

As part of efforts to support the country’s high economic growth and private sector credit, the Bank of Uganda (BoU) has recently moved to provide a stimulus in the economy.

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Telco towers deal “boost to enterprise and business growth in Democratic Republic of Congo”-EAIF chair

  US$20 million loan is 5th EAIF deal with Helios Towers Africa The Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund (EAIF or the Fund) has announced that it has loaned US$20 million to.

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Tanzania: Activists Reject Govt. Appeal on Marriage Act

Child rights activists in Tanzania have recently opposed governments move to appeal against the High Court ruling that outlaws the marriage of children below the age of 18. The Tanzania.

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African Varsities to Develop Curricula to Tackle Land Governance Challenges

Senior leadership drawn from sixteen African universities and institutions of higher learning have endorsed key recommendations to review land governance curricula, with a view to ensuring land professions better respond.

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EAC to Phase out Dollar as Cross-Border Trade Currency

      Members of the East African Community states have recently announced that the America dollar will soon seize to be the medium of exchange for cross-border trade. This.

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