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South Africa looks for growth South Africa has had a difficult 2022; from the fallout of the war in Ukraine, to catastrophic flooding in Kwa-Zulu Natal and rolling blackouts. Can t...
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Cocoa War: Farmers vs multinationals Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana have engaged in a tug-of-war with North American and European chocolate industry giants ton ensure a fair remuneration of thei...
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© Uganda President Yoweri Museveni, (middle) flanked by King of Bunyoro, Solomon Iguru the first (L) and Minister of foreign Affairs of Tanzania Dr. Augustine Mahiga (R) during the laying of the foundation stone for November 11, 2017 the starting point of the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) in Kabaale, in the district of Hoima, Uganda. The Ugandan government plans to construct an oil pipeline of over 1,400 kilometres from western Uganda, where 6.5 billion barrels of oil have been discovered, to the Indian Ocean coast of Tanzania by 2020.AFP PHOTO/ GAEL GRILHOT

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EACOP: A boon or curse for East Africa? The world’s planned largest heated oil pipeline led by French Total Energies to export Ugandan oil outside the continent through Tanzania finds enviro...
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Digital Africa From bandwidth-hungry fintech, to the rollout of ultra-fast telecoms connections, Africa’s tech sector is undergoing yet another profound shake up.
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Nigeria: What business needs Business experience is not lacking among the top candidates for president in next year’s polls in February. We look at how the top contenders plan to ...
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Africa and the economic storm High inflation and subsequent interest rate hikes in the US have had huge knock-on effects across the globe. Africa will need to shift dwindling finan...
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© U.S. President Joe Biden meets with South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, U.S., September 16, 2022. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein

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US – Africa: Evolving relations Under the Biden administration, Africa is no longer taking a backrow seat. With a growing presence in US foreign policy, louder voices from its Africa...
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God Almighty: When religion influences politics They have a greater or lesser taste for the limelight and honours, but from Bamako to Kinshasa, via Conakry, Abidjan, Abuja, and Ouaga, Catholic or Mu...
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Secret Places of Power If presidential palaces are symbols of the power of heads of state, other buildings play an essential role in the political life of a country. Secret ...
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Dan Gertler: God, the Congo, and him From Joseph Kabila to George W. Bush, the Israeli billionaire has been juggling business secrets and those of the powerful for two decades. We pierce ...
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