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BREAKING: South Africa Officially Out of Recession

South Africa – The largest economy in Africa has officially climbed out of the effect two quarters of contraction which led to a recession in June this year. According to a report.

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China Begins $5.8 Billion Hydropower Plant Project In Nigeria

All is now set to commence the building of a new hydropower station by the China Civil Engineering Corporation in the eastern Mambilla region of Nigeria. The project worth $5.8.

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South Africa: Government to Merge Three Private Owned Airlines

South Africa’s government has taken into consideration the idea of merging three state owned airlines into one entity. The government plans to give a 25 percent stake of the holding.

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Mali: Hummingbird Resources to Improve Gold Output at Year End

Hummingbird Resources, a mining company said on Tuesday that it had begun work on its Yanfolila Gold Project in Mali and will be producing its first gold by the end.

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Zambia: Glencore MCM Contests Increase in Electricity Tariffs

Zambian President Edgar Lungu has told Glencore’s Mopani Copper Mines (MCM) unit to accept the increase in the price of electricity caused by the removal of state energy subsidies, his.

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“Africa Holds Greatest Agricultural Potential” – Holsether

Africa holds 65% world’s arable land, 10% fresh water – UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme) Also, Svein Tore Holsether, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Yara International and agro-allied company.

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Madagascar: Vanilla Beans Breeds Lucrative Environment

Madagascar records an increase in the vanilla beans as well as the demand for the product. Madagascar produces 80% of the world’s vanilla, but demand has outstripped supply. Speculation has.

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Tanzania to Gain Control of Its Airspace

Tanzania will soon gain control over its airspace after the signing of an agreement for the procurement and installation of four modern surveillance radars. The Government, through the Tanzania Civil.

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Nigerian Startup Invests $135 Million in Commodities Exchange  

  A Nigerian startup has taken advantage of the government’s effort to boost farming output to reduce reliance on oil by developing the first agricultural commodities exchange in Nigeria. The.

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South African Investment Company Sell Off Media Stakes to Regain Credibility

Oakbay, a South African investment company owned by Gupta brothers, business friends of President Jacob Zuma on Monday announced its intention to sell off its media stakes in order to.

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