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Egypt says it won’t allow new Ethiopian dams on Nile River
By Hussein Elkabany and Mohammad Sio Egypt “will not allow” Ethiopia to build new dams on the Nile River, the...
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Togo, Cameroon emerge as biggest buyers of Dangote fuels as Nigeria strengthens Africa’s energy supply chain
By a Correspondent Togo and Cameroon emerged as the biggest African destinations for refined petroleum products from Nigeria’s Dangote Petroleum...
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Diamond industry misjudged threat from lab-grown gems, Anglo American CEO says
By a Correspondent The global diamond industry underestimated the threat posed by laboratory-grown diamonds, Anglo American chief executive Duncan Wanblad...
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Stanbic Bank Kenya strengthens Africa-China Trade Corridor with launch of Renminbi Payments
By Kelvin Jakachira Stanbic Bank Kenya has begun processing Renminbi (RMB) transactions through China's Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS), joining...
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Mozambique LNG project 45% complete, first train on track for 2029, says TotalEnergies
The Mozambique LNG megaproject is around 45% complete, employs nearly 8,000 workers and remains on track to begin production in...
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How Rwandan investors plan to use farmland in Gabon
Michel Nkurunziza Gabon's Ambassador to Rwanda, Sylver Aboubakar Minko Mi-Nseme, has said the country is ready to provide land for...
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Afreximbank concludes package of loans valued at US$190 million for Zimbabwe’s CBZ Bank
By a Correspondent African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has concluded financing facilities totalling US$190 million for CBZ Bank Limited of Zimbabwe,...
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Ethiopia’s richest billionaire Al-Amoudi returns to $10bn club after $1.7bn wealth surge
By a Correspondent Ethiopian-born Saudi billionaire Mohammed Al-Amoudi has re-entered the exclusive club of individuals worth more than US$10 billion,...
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Lake Chad’s fight for survival puts Africa’s $50 billion water gamble under scrutiny
By Staff Reporter Africa is confronting a water crisis with consequences that stretch far beyond the shores of Lake Chad,...
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SADC visitors drive South Africa tourism growth as Nigerian, Ghanaian arrivals decline
By a Correspondent South Africa’s tourism sector is increasingly relying on visitors from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region...
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