The Government of Lesotho is taking bold steps to modernise its agriculture sector, aiming to boost food production and create new income opportunities for rural communities. Speaking at the 4th …
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Dangote Petroleum Begins Nationwide Fuel Distribution
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced plans to start sending petrol and diesel directly across the country with its own trucks. The move comes at a time when there is a …
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The Commonwealth’s Critical Role in Shaping a Fairer Global Trade Future
In today’s fast-changing world — marked by global instability, climate urgency, and fractured supply chains — the 56-nation Commonwealth is emerging as a powerful force for inclusive and sustainable economic …
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Ntale Urges Banks to Rethink Credit Systems for Women Entrepreneurs at Gender Expo 2025
KAMPALA, UGANDA – Prominent Ugandan banker and women’s empowerment advocate, Theopista Sekitto Ntale, has called on financial institutions to urgently redesign their credit scoring models to better suit the realities …
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South Africa’s Government of National Unity One Year After: Has It Delivered?
Nearly one year after South Africa’s Government of National Unity (GNU) was formed, many citizens and political observers are asking the same question: has this historic political partnership achieved its …
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Morocco and Spain Plan Rail Tunnel to Link Africa and Europe
In the busy port of Tangier in Morocco, a new plan is underway that may connect Africa and Europe in a way never done before. The governments of Spain and …
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Foreign Investors Pull $3.7bn from South African Stocks Amid Policy Uncertainty and Weak Growth
Foreign investors have withdrawn a staggering $3.7 billion from South African equities since October 2024, marking the longest streak of outflows from the continent’s largest equity market in five years, …
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Egyptian Banks Record EGP 152.76 Billion Profit in First Quarter of 2025
Banks in Egypt made a huge net profit of EGP 152.76 billion during the first quarter of 2025. This was made known in a report released by the Central Bank …
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Rand Weakens Sharply as Middle East Tensions Trigger Global Market Jitters
South Africa’s financial markets opened on a nervous note Friday morning, as the rand and government bonds came under sharp pressure following Israeli military strikes on Iran. The heightened geopolitical …
Ghana’s Parliament has officially repealed two controversial taxes — the Emissions Levy and the 10% Betting Tax — after months of public outcry and operational setbacks. The decision, passed on …