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▪ Kenya: Coffee Farmers in Mt Kenya Seek Direct Access to Buyers
▪ South Africa: Cannabis Industry Plans for South Africa Have Stalled - How to Get Them Moving Again
▪ South Africa: Russian Leader Putin s Visit a Headache For South African Govt
▪ East Africa: Eacop - Strategic Project for Unlocking East Africa s Potential
▪ Tanzania: Strategic Investment in Ports Spurs Economic Growth
▪ Central Africa: Central African States Wants to Dump Colonial Currency
▪ Uganda: Revitalizing Adoption and Use of Solar Technologies in Agriculture Sector
▪ Kenya: Nairobi Court Bars Meta From Sacking Facebook Moderators
▪ Ethiopia: Govt Committed to Support, Encourage Textile Investment
▪ Ethiopia: WB Reiterates Commitment to Work With Govt, IMF to Support Economic Stabilization Effort in Ethiopia
▪ Zimbabwe: Simbisa Forecast to See Revenue Growth
▪ Malawi: Govt Commits to Promoting Small and Medium Enterprises
▪ South Africa: Workers Demand Harsher Penalties for Farms Violating Labour Laws
▪ Zimbabwe: Seminar Lays Groundwork for Rice Production
▪ Zimbabwe: Zesa Workers Plot Crippling Nationwide Strike Over Unpaid Salaries
▪ Zimbabwe: POSB Unveils Co-Badged Debit and Prepaid Mastercard Cards Combining Dual Currency Usage
▪ Zimbabwe: Woes Mount for Pervert Ex-CZI Boss - Loses Property Over Judgement Debt
▪ Uganda: Red Cross Installs Solar Water Treatment Equipment to Strength Disaster Response, Preparedness in Kasese
▪ South Africa: Fuel Price Relief Likely in April as Rand Firms - South African News Briefs - March 24, 2023
▪ Kenya: 974 People Killed in Road Accidents Since January
▪ Kenya: Odinga Dismisses Call By Clergy for Dialogue Following Azimio Protests
▪ Kenya: Hustler Fund Disbursement Grows to Sh24 Billion in Three Months
▪ Kenya: CBK Tightens Foreign Exchange Rules for Banks
▪ South Africa: Deputy President to Brief Parliament On Load Shedding, Traditional Leaders
▪ Liberia: U.S. Highlights Safety Issues in the Extractive Sector
▪ Nigeria: Fight Against Hard Drugs - Terminal Operators Assure NDLEA of Support
▪ Rwanda: ICT Ministry Starts Campaign to Build Stronger Digital Governance
▪ Tunisia: Foreign Trade - Textile-Clothing Industry Export Value Up 16.69 Percent Until End February 2023
▪ Malawi: Food Prices Skyrocket As Cost of Cyclone Freddy Becomes Evident in Malawi
▪ Morocco: Central Bank Raises Key Rate to 3% Starting March 23, 2023
▪ Tunisia: BCT Maintains Key Rate Unchanged At 8%
▪ Rwanda: How Women Are Championing Nutrition Through Agribusiness
▪ Rwanda: Kayonza - Coffee Growing Boosts Financial Freedom for Women
▪ Ghana: UG Chapter Gitfic-AfCFTA Club Inaugurated
▪ Ghana: Cedi May Record Mixed Performance to Dollar This Week
▪ Ghana: Gold Fields, Anglogold Ashanti Iduapriem Mines Agree On Joint Venture
▪ Liberia: GVL Wins Most Supportive Organization Award
▪ Liberia: CSA Calls On Pres. Weah to Veto Pension Bill
▪ Liberia: AfDB Development Fund Grant to Modernize Payments Infrastructure and Systems in Liberia
▪ West Africa: Gambia Urges ECOWAS to Accelerate Regional Infrastructure
▪ Kenya: MPs in Uproar Over Different Contracts Issued to Millers
▪ Southern Africa: SADC Prioritises Economic Recovery Agenda
▪ Tanzania: Solar Water Pumps Touted to Deal With Drought
▪ East Africa: Kampala Readies to Host EAC Petroleum Conference, Exhibition
▪ Liberia: Bong County Rep Describes Arcelormittal s Playground Project a Great Relief
▪ East Africa: CEOs Optimistic About the Region s Economic Growth
▪ Tanzania: CEOs Optimistic On GDP Growth
▪ Egypt: Egypt Discusses Joint Cooperation With WB
▪ Liberia: President Weah Inspires Health Workers At 3rd Health Workers Symposium
▪ South Africa: Eskom Workers to Assist Government in Resolving Load Shedding
▪ Namibia: Dumped Manganese Removed
▪ Tunisia: EU Ready to Develop Cooperation With Tunisia in Green Hydrogen
▪ South Africa: Koeberg Steam Generator Replacements Hit Milestone
▪ Namibia: Orokave Residents Die on Donkeys
▪ Nigeria: FEC Approves U.S.$984.7 Million for Maintenance of NRC Equipment
▪ Nigeria: World Leaders, Presidents, Family, African Entrepreneurs, Others Eulogise Elumelu
▪ Malawi: Roll-Up Your Sleeves and Get Back to Work for Better Tomorrow - Chakwera Urge Malawians
▪ Africa: #xC1;frishela Selected to Emerging Impact Manager (EIM) for the Impactassets 50 2023
▪ South Sudan: How Digitalization Can Advance Equality and Peace For Women, Girls in Post-Conflict South Sudan
▪ Uganda: Ugandan Agency Gets Deal to Manufacture Uniforms for Equatorial Guinea Army
▪ South Africa: IMF Says Power Crisis Threatens Economic Growth - South African News Briefs - March 23, 2023
▪ Kenya: M-Pesa, Safaricom Most Brands Loved By Women
▪ Kenya: President Ruto Says Dollar Demand Will Ease in A Couple of Weeks
▪ Kenya: We Will Provide a Conducive Environment for Investment, President Ruto Says
▪ Kenya: Cabinet Approves Privatization Bill 2023
▪ Seychelles: World Bank to Open an Office in Seychelles Mid 2023
▪ Seychelles: Resilience and Sustainability - IMF Chooses Seychelles for Pilot Financing Mechanism
▪ Tunisia: Remittances From Tunisians Abroad Up By 9.9 Percent in 2022
▪ Tanzania: Kibirizi Port Sees Record Cargo Boom
▪ Tanzania: Barrick Pledges $30m to Expand Education Infrastructure
▪ Angola: Angola Needs to Allocate 10 Percent of State Budget to Improve Water and Sanitation Sector
▪ Kenya: Ruto Vows Action Against Economic Terrorists to Protect Kenya s Economy
▪ Africa: Africa must urgently invest in economic recovery, Finance Ministers Urge
▪ Africa: The Loud Part the IPCC Said Quietly, Global North Needs to Use Less Energy #AfricaClimateHope
▪ Sierra Leone: Africell Doles Out Over Nle 75,000 to Winners of Win Kopo Promo
▪ Liberia: AfDB Announced U.S.$4 Million Grant for Liberia
▪ Kenya: President Ruto, PCS Mudavadi, DP Gachagua to Spend Millions on Cars
▪ Sierra Leone: Afro International Organizes Raffle for Four Lucky Moneygram Customers
▪ Nigeria: Govt Prosecuted Over 220 Vessels in Five Years - President Buhari
▪ Somalia: Govt Continues to Make Progress in Financial Reform - IMF
▪ Zimbabwe: Govt Awards Civil Servants 100 % Salary Increase - Soldiers and Police s Backdated to February
▪ Liberia: Bassa, Bong Communities Applaud Arcelormittal s New Playground Initiate
▪ Mozambique: Exxonmobil Consortium Wants to Update Onshore Gas Project
▪ Mozambique: Scale Importers Suspend Trips to South Africa
▪ Mozambique: Companies Owe Over 62.6 Million Dollars of Contributions to Social Security
▪ South Africa: New Electricity Minister Blames Infrastructure Problems for Power Crisis - South African News Briefs - March 22, 2023
▪ Zimbabwe: 100% Salary Increase for Civil Servants
▪ Uganda: MTN Uganda Pledges Cash Bonuses for Uganda Cranes Players in 2023 Afcon Qualifiers
▪ Namibia: Farmers Urge Removal of Dumped Manganese
▪ Tanzania: Suluhu Hassan Hailed for Lifting Up Port Sector
▪ Tanzania: Tanzania, India Trade Volume Notches Using Own Currencies
▪ Angola: Parliament Consults With Partners On General Labour Draft Law
▪ Angola: Angola Reiterates Commitment to Continental Trade Zone
▪ Angola: Angola Plans to Certify Two Airports in Two Years
▪ Tanzania: Air Tanzania Company limited Set to Acquire First Cargo Plane
▪ Africa: Air Pollution Can Increase the Risk of Covid Infection and Severe Disease #AfricaClimateCrisis
▪ Africa: IPCC Report Warning That Global Warming Will Exceed 1.5 #xB0;C Limit Must Accelerate the Phasing Out of Fossil Fuels #AfricaClimateCrisis
▪ Ghana: Construction of U.S.$20 Million Ministry of Foreign Affairs Annex Begins
▪ Rwanda: UN - Clean Energy, Technology Can Be Exploited to Avoid Climate Disaster
▪ Gambia: Darboe Appeals for Nation s Support for Adoption of Protocol On Women in Trade
▪ Africa: Oakwood Green Africa Ltd, Afreximbank And Giepa to Hold 2nd Banjul Trade Roadshow
▪ Ghana: Minority Leader - Ghana Can t Present Programme to IMF By End of March
▪ Ghana: Vote for Someone With Economic, Finance Background - Duffuor to NDC Delegates
▪ Tunisia: Trade Balance in Fishery Products Posts Surplus of Tnd 464.8 Million in 2022
▪ Kenya: Businesses Suffer in Nairobi as Azimio Supporters Storm the City
▪ Liberia: Grand Bassa s Frank Diggs Town to Benefit New Playground As Arcelormittal, Community Break Ground
▪ Ethiopia: Akobo Minerals Announces Start of Core Drilling at Gindibab, A New Target in Ethiopia
▪ Tunisia: It Is Imperative to Avoid Tunisia s Economic and Social Collapse - Josep Borrell
▪ Nigeria: Diesel Price Up 168% to N836.91 As Petrol Rises 54%
▪ Uganda: Police Tighten Noose as They Issue New Rules on Driving Permit Tests, Acquisition
▪ Uganda: Ugandan Security on High Alert as Protests Break Out in Kenya Over High Cost of Living
▪ Kenya: Kenya Airways Closes Kisumu, Johannesburg Booking Offices on Protests
▪ Kenya: Odinga Declares Monday Protests Weekly
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Oil Rigs Count Stagnates, Despite February Crude Production Growth
▪ Nigeria: Oil Price Steadies After 5% Loss, Lowest in Over 15 Months
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s LNG Output Still Weak Despite Europe s Thirst for Spot Supplies - Report
▪ Nigeria: Renowned Oil Trader, Jean-Marc Cordier Joins NNPCL
▪ Nigeria: Despite Weaker Naira, Nigeria s Foreign Trade Surplus Rises By 162%
▪ Nigeria: Shell Reports Sharp Fall in Nigeria Oil Spills After Shutdown
▪ Mozambique: Mozambique and Brasil Cooperate in Civil Aviation
▪ Rwanda: MPs Seek Tougher Penalties for Violation of Maritime Transport Law
▪ Tanzania: Bunge Hails Construction of Cardiovascular Centre Project
▪ Zimbabwe: History Made as Hwange Unit 7 is Synchronised
▪ Zimbabwe: Top Businessman, Farmer Chidziva Dies
▪ Zimbabwe: Surge in Unregistered Cars Disrupts City Traffic
▪ Kenya: How Odinga Won on Day One of Demonstrations
▪ Africa: Countries Must Work Together to Stop Cross-border Tax Evasion
▪ Ghana: Getting Behind ECG to Recover Gh5.7bn Revenue
▪ Uganda: Cocoa Is Big Business, but Farmers Aren t Reaping Its Rewards
▪ Ghana: President Orders Police Probe Into Govt Official s Involvement in Illegal Mining Claim
▪ Namibia: Same Issues, No Solutions
▪ Tunisia: Transport - First Section of E Line of Greater Tunis Rapid Railway Inaugurated
▪ Sudan: Disarmament Commission - Arms Trade Treaty Provides Security
▪ Sudan: Prices Up, Buying Power Down, As Sudan Shoppers Gear for Ramadan
▪ Rwanda: Here s The Solution to Kigali s Public Transport Issues - Global Transport Expert
▪ Nigeria: Nigerian Economy - the Case for Additional Reforms, By Uddin Ifeanyi
▪ Kenya: Opposition Leader Odinga Calls for Weekly Rallies Over Cost-of-Living Crisis
▪ Africa: Hidden Truths of Why We Don t See Much Renewable Energy in South Africa
▪ Mozambique: Mozambique Submits First Assessment Report to Exit the Grey List
▪ South Africa: Eskom Will Resolve Power Crisis - Electricity Minister
▪ Namibia: Schlettwein Calls for Intensified Collaboration Among Sectors to Safeguard Water for the Future #AfricaClimateHope
▪ Ethiopia: Ethiopia Is One of Recent Examples of Resilience in Face of Multiple Shocks, Finance Minister Says
▪ Liberia: UN Women Country Rep Urges Women s Involvement in Technology Ahead of Liberia s Elections
▪ Africa: Africa s Deepening Unemployment Crisis
▪ South Africa: Electricity Minister Visits Eskom Power Stations
▪ Kenya: DP Gachagua Urges Odinga to Call Off Demonstrations
▪ Kenya: Odinga s Convoy Teargassed in Nairobi in Day of Drama, Arrests
▪ Kenya: I Am on My Way, Odinga Tells Azimio Supporters
▪ Kenya: Why President William Ruto s Sh3 Trillion Tax Collection Target is Unrealistic
▪ Africa: Reflecting on the Last 20 Years - New Book Offers Insight into the AU s Performance
▪ Kenya: Major Leadership Changes Effected at Kenya Ports Authority After New MD Takeover
▪ Gambia: Gambia s First-Ever Media Development Indicators Report Launched
▪ Central African Republic: Nine Chinese Nationals Killed in Mining Site Attack
▪ Ghana: Databank Expects Slowdown in Economic Growth This Year
▪ Liberia: Arcelormittal Inspires Women to Help Transform Liberia s Technical Industry
▪ Liberia: AfDB Executive Board to Visit Liberia
▪ Liberia: Firestone Management to Appear Before House of Representatives Monday
▪ Kenya: Businesses in Kisii Operating Normally As Traders Avoid Azimio Protests
▪ Kenya: Azimio Supporter Wrapped in Towel Demonstrates With Son Against High Cost of Living
▪ Tanzania: Friendly Tax Collection System Pushes Revenues Up
▪ Kenya: Kisumu Remain Deserted, Shops Closed as Traders Heed Odinga Public Holiday Call
▪ Tanzania: Dodoma to Spend 59.86bn/ - for Road Projects
▪ Liberia: BMMC Workers Union Distances Itself From Planned Protest
▪ Ghana: One of Govt s Positive Initiative Is Automotive Development Policy - - President Akufo-Addo
▪ Nigeria: Report - Nigeria s Ginger, Shea Butter Have Significant Global Market Potential
▪ Nigeria: Expert Challenges Minister Over Claims of 12.99 Million Cyberattacks in Four Days
▪ Sudan: West Kordofan Wronged By Sudan s Central Government in Distributing Oil Profits Vs Burdens
▪ Uganda: Electricity Regulator Gets New Technical Director
▪ Uganda: Uganda to Scrap Take-or-Pay Contracts in Electricity Industry
▪ Angola: Lunda Sul Gets 60,000 Hectares for Planagr #xC3;o
▪ Nigeria: Experts Advocate Modern Road Barriers to Curb Train/Vehicle Crashes
▪ Nigeria: Boost Construction Sector to End Unemployment, Corbon Boss Urges Tinubu
▪ Tanzania: TPSF Salutes President for Spearheading Major Economic Reforms
▪ Nigeria: AMAC Promises Reconstruction of Tungan-Madaki Bridge
▪ Central African Republic: Several Killed in Attack On Chinese Mine
▪ Africa: UK Earmarks #xA3;10m for Energy Solution in Sub - Saharan Africa
▪ Ghana: Ghana s Plan for a Grand New National Cathedral Is Controversial - but Will It Attract Pilgrims and Tourists?
▪ Zimbabwe: Gold Smuggler Henrietta Rushwaya Set to Get Off the Hook
▪ Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Remains Highest On Food Price Inflation Globally Says World Bank
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Labour Party Candidate for Lagos Assembly Bloodied During Attack By Thugs? No, Photo Old, Unrelated
▪ Rwanda: Rwanda, Zipline Partnership a Blueprint of Economic Transformation - Kagame
▪ Rwanda: Rwanda s Airport Among 10 Best in Africa, 3rd Best in Region
▪ Zimbabwe: UK-Based Marula Mining Set to Tap Into Zim s Lithium Resource
▪ Nigeria: Emirates Cries Out Over $85m Trapped Funds
▪ Kenya: Kenya Eyes More Than 7 Million Tourists in 5 Years
▪ Kenya: Stop Cage Poultry Farming, Lobby Tells Meat Companies
▪ South Africa: Load Shedding to Be Suspended Where Possible
▪ Africa: The Invisible Labour of Africa in the Digital Revolution
▪ Central Africa: Central African Nations Vow to Reduce Imports to Spur Job Creation
▪ Kenya: Dollar Shortage Hits Motorists and Traders
▪ Kenya: Govt Collecting Sh100 Million Everyday After Digitization of Services - CS Chelugui
▪ Kenya: Parts of the Country Experience Power Blackout Amid Pounding Rain
▪ Zimbabwe: Pupils Injured as Classroom Block Caves in From Panning Activities
▪ Nigeria: Naira, Fuel Scarcity, Insecurity, Inflation Push 24m Nigerians Into Hunger - FAO
▪ Tanzania: How Modern Technology Helps Ease Water Blues in Tanzania
▪ Africa: Breaking Down Barriers - Zimbabwean Welder Farakeza Challenges Gender Stereotypes
▪ South Africa: Western Cape On Blackout Contingency Plan for the Province
▪ Gambia: Trade Minister Plans to Reduce Cost of Goods Clearance At Ports
▪ Gambia: Abuko Badala Residents Call for Sufficient Streetlights
▪ Gambia: Barrow to Inaugurate Newly Built Brikama Market
▪ Gambia: NAMs Adopt Report On Monitoring Implementation of Govt Projects
▪ Ghana: Ghana Requires U.S.$30 Billion to Develop Nationwide Railway Network - Grda CEO
▪ Ghana: Architectural Planning of Public Facilities Must Be Accessible - Acfoi Ghanson
▪ Ghana: Work to Commence On Bright Future Village
▪ Ghana: Ghana Link Aims to Boost Economic Growth With Icums Training Programme
▪ Ghana: Koforidua Gets New Dual Court Complex
▪ Ghana: Yango Partners Leasafric Ghana to Expand Business
▪ Ghana: Engineering Works On Expansion of Weija Water Treatment Plant Complete - Cecilia Dapaah
▪ Rwanda: FIFA Congress - Advisory on Alternative Roads in Kigali
▪ Nigeria: Experts Raise Concern Over Foreign Airlines Inability to Repatriate Funds From Nigeria
▪ Mozambique: Annual Inflation Over 10 Per Cent
▪ Mozambique: World Bank to Fund Repair of En1
▪ Mozambique: U.S.$600 Million for Infrastructure Hit By Cyclones
▪ Mozambique: GDP to Grow in Real Terms By 6.5 Per Cent
▪ Mozambique: Over 2,000 Artisanal Mines in Mozambique
▪ Mozambique: MCC to Expand Sale of Agricultural Products
▪ Mozambique: New Deputy Minister of Science and Technology
▪ Malawi: Passenger Train to Link Mozambique and Malawi
▪ Mali: Child Alert - Extreme Jeopardy in the Central Sahel
▪ Sierra Leone: Craig Dean Is a Selfless Character
▪ Angola: Parliament Advocates Use of Technologies for Women s Empowerment
▪ Angola: President Reshuflles Luanda and Mo #xE7; #xE2;medes Railway Companies
▪ Liberia: Invest in Digital Education
▪ Africa: Embrace Green Tech Revolution or Risk Falling Behind, New UN Report Warns
▪ Mozambique: Announces Allocation of 250 Million Meticais to Zambezia
▪ Mozambique: Two Chinese Detained Carrying Prohibited Minerals
▪ Mozambique: Agriculture Minister Wants Paradigm Shift
▪ Central Africa: Central Africa Calls for Investments to Counter Impact of Russia s War
▪ Seychelles: Seychelles to Negotiate for Another External Fund Facility With IMF
▪ Malawi: SAA Makes First Flight to KIA After 3 Years
▪ Nigeria: Shell Resumes Crude Oil Export Operations At Bonny Terminal
▪ Nigeria: Mixed Reactions Trail Central Banks Directive As Banks Struggle to Meet Customers Demands
▪ Nigeria: Supreme Court Affirms Hembe As Benue Labour Party s Governorship Candidate
▪ Nigeria: No Economic Development Without Vibrant, Successful SMEs Sector - Buhari
▪ South Africa: Nehawu Welcomes the Health Ombudsman Report On Rahima Moosa Hospital
▪ South Africa: Nehawu Members Go Back to Work
▪ Libya: Rebel Military Group Claims Tons of Missing Uranium Recovered
▪ Nigeria: Dana Air Takes Delivery of Aircraft From Maintenance, Introduces New Rate
▪ Seychelles: Seychelles to Reopen Redeem Centres for Aluminium Cans and Plastic Bottles
▪ Seychelles: Seychelles Considers Safe Disposal of Chemical Waste in UNDP Project #AfricaClimateHope
▪ Mauritius: Floating Solar PV Project to Be Set Up At Tamarind Falls Reservoir, Says Minister Lesjongard #AfricaClimateHope
▪ Tunisia: Culinary Route of Sfax Olive Oil Project Launched
▪ Tanzania: Forging New Deal for Tz, SA
▪ Tanzania: AfDB Pumps 374.9bn/ - Loan for Kakono Power Project
▪ East Africa: Why Kemondo Bay Port Crucial in EA Maritime Transport
▪ Tanzania: Kilwa Port Spices Tourism Boom
▪ Tanzania: Kigoma Women Farmers Relish Technology
▪ South Africa: SA Expands Its Manufacturing Footprint
▪ South Africa: Pandor Hopes Engagement With Tanzania Will Breed Economic Recovery
▪ South Africa: Cabinet Welcomes Launch of Fund to Address Energy Challenges
▪ Ghana: Efficient Running of Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company Limited, , Other SOEs Vital for National Dev t - VP Bawumia
▪ Tanzania: Compensate Costs of Misused Sunflower Seedlings - Agricultural Seed Agency
▪ Morocco: Morocco s Budget Deficit Under Control in 2022 (Govt Spokesperson)
▪ Morocco: Regional Technology Camp for 30 Young Leaders From Morocco and Israel #AfricaClimateHope
▪ Sierra Leone: Musa Sankoh - APC Parliamentary Aspirant Supports Road Construction in Kontolo Community
▪ Ghana: Vodafone Ghana Celebrates Loyal Customers in Ho
▪ Ghana: Domestic Debt Exchange Programme - Govt to Pay Bondholders in 48 HRs - Finance Ministry
▪ Namibia: Uranium Prospector Sues Govt Over Permit Refusal
▪ Namibia: N$17,5m Paid to Namandje s Firm For Govt Objectives
▪ Kenya: Govt to Borrow Sh700 Billion as It Seeks to Finance Sh3.6 Trillion Budget
▪ Namibia: SADC Govts Should Cooperate to Enhance Cross-Border Energy Trade
▪ South Africa: Taxi Industry Snubs Malema s Shutdown
▪ Nigeria: Oil Market - Nigeria s Bonny Light Rebounds, Hits $74.35per Barrel
▪ Nigeria: NCC Urges Telcos to Adopt Renewable Energy to Minimise Cost
▪ South Africa: Centurion Protesters Block Streets Over Three-Week Water Outage
▪ South Africa: At Last Prasa Partly Opens Cape Town s Central Line
▪ Nigeria: Hope Rises for Nigeria As Shell Lifts Force Majeure On 250,000bpd Bonny Export Terminal
▪ Nigeria: Compensate Workers for Fighting Covid - ILO
▪ Ghana: Finance Ministry Recommends Fees, Charges for New Road Tolls
▪ Ghana: GSE to Gain 12 Percent Return in 2023 - Report
▪ Mozambique: Inflation Over 10 Per Cent
▪ Mozambique: Businessmen Protest At Alleged Exclusion From Reconstruction in Cabo Delgado
▪ Nigeria: Govt Delays Its First Census in 17 Years
▪ Malawi: Escom Fixing Power Infrastructure Knocked Down By Cyclone Freddy
▪ Africa: Managing Water Sustainably Is Key to the Future of Food and Agriculture
▪ Congo-Kinshasa: Dilemma - Generate Oil Wealth or Combat Climate Change?
▪ Kenya: Kenyan Digital Lenders Disbursed U.S.$4 Billion in 8 Years
▪ South Africa: Public Sector Strike Ends As Govt, Unions Reach Settlement - South African News Briefs - March 16, 2023
▪ Zimbabwe: De-Registration of Unlicenced Vehicles Starts
▪ Zimbabwe: ZEC Faces Mobile Voter Registration Technical Hitches
▪ Kenya: Millennials Driving Car Sales Up in Kenya
▪ Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Finalises Online Border Management System
▪ Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy Removal - No Plan for Palliatives Yet for Nigerians - Govt
▪ Nigeria: Hookah-Smoking Viral Image Not Abiodun Oyefusi, Labour Party s Deputy Governorship Candidate in Lagos
▪ Nigeria: Naira Redesign Implemention Failure and Its Consequences
▪ Zimbabwe: Chivayo Speaks On Gwanda Solar Project
▪ Nigeria: FEC Approves N15bn for Road Linking 2nd Niger Bridge, #xA 3.7m for Power
▪ South Africa: Power Cuts Are Hurting Small Businesses in South Africa
▪ South Africa: Ramaphosa Must Step Down to Prevent Looting During National Shutdown, Malema Says - South African News Briefs - March 15, 2023
▪ Uganda: I m Bank Uganda Launches Offshore Banking
▪ Uganda: Experts Share Insights On Tackling Online Fraud in Newly-Launched Beera Steady - Be Better Twitter Spaces
▪ Uganda: Post Bank and Other State Owned Banks Take On Sustainability Certification
▪ Zimbabwe: Breaking Down Barriers - Zimbabwean Welder Farakeza Challenges Gender Stereotypes
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria Recorded 12.9 Million Cyber Attacks During Presidential, NASS Elections - Minister
▪ Nigeria: Marginal Field - NUPRC to Ease Funding Challenges for Awardees
▪ Nigeria: Cash Crunch - Nigerian Breweries Sales Drop to Lowest in 15 Years
▪ Nigeria: Monitoring Nigeria s Cyberspace Before, During and After the 2023 Presidential Elections
▪ Nigeria: Federal Govt Assures IATA of Repatriation As Foreign Airlines Trapped Funds Hit $743m
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Inflation Hits 21.91% Amid Cash Crunch
▪ Africa: Farms in Cities - New Study Offers Planners and Growers Food for Thought
▪ South Africa: UCT s HIV and TB Hotline - Serving Healthcare Workers, Communities for 15 Years
▪ Kenya: Chiloba Forced to Flee As Azimio Supporters Demonstrate in Kisumu
▪ Namibia: SIM Registrations Only in Person
▪ Kenya: Kenyans Will No Longer Be Able to Check Taxes on Power Tokens
▪ Namibia: Fewer Cattle Sold As Drought Looms
▪ Kenya: Union Calls for Increased Small-Scale Farmers Representation at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange
▪ Kenya: MPs Say Maize Subsidy a Political Tool to Siphon Funds as Millers Demand Payment
▪ Kenya: Taita Residents Eye Fortune From Quartz Mining After Years of Crop Failure
▪ Kenya: Govt Delays Sh2.5 Billion Pending Bills for Millers With Sh269 Million Accrued Interest
▪ Rwanda: Calling It Wasted Money Won t Deter Rwanda From Demanding Its Share of the U.S.$500 Billion Global Sports Industry
▪ Kenya: Scam Alert! Ignore Bogus Jobs and Internships Ad Allegedly From Kenya s Bamburi Cement
▪ Tanzania: Samia Forms Council to Oversee Food, Agriculture
▪ Tanzania: 2023/24 Budget Framework - Main Areas of Focus
▪ Tanzania: PM - Road Safety Is a Responsibility for All
▪ Uganda: Comment - Is MTN Uganda On the Verge of Becoming a Bank?
▪ Uganda: World Bank President Nominee Pledges Change
▪ Nigeria: Bank e-Payment Glitches Continue Despite Soaring Transaction Volumes
▪ Nigeria: Naira Redesign - You Can t Absolve Yourself of Blame, CSOs Tell President Muhammadu Buhari
▪ Zimbabwe: Artisanal Miners Write to Mnangagwa Seeking Approval to Export Minerals Following Blanket Ban
▪ Nigeria: CBN Yet to Release Old Notes to Banks
▪ Africa: Africa s Digital Economy Will Rise to $712bn By 2050 - AfDB
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria, Japan Deepen Partnership As Trade Value Hits $10bn Annually
▪ Zimbabwe: Stone-Age Donkey-Drawn Carts Ply Zimbabwe s Abandoned Remote Routes
▪ Ghana: President Akufo-Addo Commissions Expanded GB Foods Factory in Tema
▪ South Africa: Misleading Claims and Transnet Fear Over Harbour Space Derail Karpowership Plans for Now
▪ South Africa: These Five German Energy Companies Are Reviewing Eskom s Operations, Scopa Finally Told
▪ South Africa: Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, You Have the Power to Take Us Back Into the Light - Here s How to Do It
▪ Nigeria: Banks Begin Dispensing of Old N500, N1, 000 Notes Via ATMs, Over-the-Counter
▪ Nigeria: OPEC Confirms Nigeria s 1.3 Million Bpd February Crude Oil Output
▪ Zimbabwe: RBZ Auction Allots U.S.$20 Million As Tobacco Sales Expected to Boost Liquidity
▪ Africa: Africa s Digital Economy Will Rise to $712bn By 2050 - AfDB
▪ Zimbabwe: Chivayo Acquitted Over U.S.$5,6 Million Gwanda Solar Project
▪ Kenya: Govt Approves Importation of Duty Free Dates for Ramadhan
▪ Tanzania: Women Challenged to Be Aggressive
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria Labour Congress to Embark On Seven Days Warning Strike
▪ Nigeria: Nigerian Banks Raise Foreign Exchange School Fees Request Time, Cut BTA, DTA
▪ Nigeria: Osinbajo Launches $600m Programme for Young Nigerians in Technology, Creative Sectors
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Central Bank Made Critical Mistakes That Doomed the Country s Currency Redesign
▪ South Africa: Why New Electricity Minister Should Heed the Words of Former Eskom CEO
▪ Chad: Statement By IMF Deputy Managing Director Kenji Okamura At the Conclusion of His Visit to Chad
▪ Liberia: Liberia - MTN Group Reports Strong 2022 Earnings
▪ Angola: Japan Recognizes Angola s Economic Potential
▪ Tanzania: Degradation, Human Activity and the Climate Crisis Harming Tanzania s Rangelands #AfricaClimateCrisis
▪ South Africa: South Africa to Celebrate World Consumer Rights Day
▪ Liberia: Addressing the Current Digital Divide in Liberia
▪ Liberia: Liberia and UK Commit to Strengthening Trade
▪ South Africa: Most Dams At Capacity, Adequate Bulk Water to Meet Demand
▪ South Africa: Essential Workers Urged to Return to Work
▪ South Africa: Lottery Gives R10-Million for Youth Awards Ceremony - but Not a Cent Was Spent On the Event
▪ Zimbabwe: 2023 Tobacco Marketing Season - Let s Not Create Room for Price Cartels
▪ South Africa: Minister Joe Phaahla Welcomes Labour Appeal Court Decision On Nehawu Strike
▪ Nigeria: Naira Scarcity - Collect Old Notes or Be Shut Down, Sanwo-Olu Tells Banks
▪ Namibia: Daures Community Claim Chinese Mine Illegal
▪ Namibia: Bank Windhoek Launches Sustainability Loan Drive
▪ Africa: Can Africa Reduce the Impact of the U.S. Dollar On Its Emerging Markets?
▪ Africa: Digital Technology Key to Employment, Economic Growth in Africa - World Bank
▪ Ghana: Capitalise On Technological Advances to Build Capacity, Grow Businesses
▪ Ghana: ADB to Strengthen Agribusiness Financing ...As It Launches New Corporate Strategy
▪ Angola: Unitel Extends 5g Signal and Reinforces Other Services
▪ Angola: Bodiva Presents Annual Report of Markets
▪ Liberia: We Need LFA Help for the Construction of Our Sports Stadium - Robertsport Residents
▪ Liberia: Plastic Waste - Turning a Challenge Into a Circular Economic Triumph
▪ Liberia: Liberia Reports Progress in Use of Technology to Address Economic and Social Inequalities
▪ Mozambique: Mozambique About to Join Africa50
▪ Mozambique: Bank Formalises Support for Repair of Main North-South Highway
▪ Mozambique: Over 100,000 Deprived of Electricity
▪ Zimbabwe: Govt Deploys Technology to Monitor Gaming Activities
▪ Tanzania: Another Artisanal Miner Dies in Geita
▪ Angola: President Jo #xE3;o Louren #xE7;o Foresees Growth On Japanese Investment in Angola
▪ Africa: Digital Technology New Source of Discrimination Against Women - Guterres
▪ South Africa: Absa Expects Load Shedding Diesel Costs of Between R200 Million and R350 Million in the Next Year
▪ South Africa: Four Ways to Fund Your Solar Power Solution
▪ Africa: BP s Shift Back to Petroleum Prods Consideration of a Climate Oil Price Cap
▪ Nigeria: Lagos Runways Repair - Airlines May Incur Additional Costs, Flight Delays
▪ Nigeria: As Scarcity of Naira Bites Harder - Buhari Disowns Emefiele, Malami Over Defiance of Supreme Court
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria Central Bank Reverses Order on Old Banknotes
▪ Nigeria: Naira Scarcity - While Nigerians Suffer, Buhari Remains Non-Committal to Obeying Supreme Court Ruling
▪ Nigeria: Naira Redesign - Buhari Disowns Emefiele, Malami Over Supreme Court Judgement
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Signature Bank - We Have No Affiliation With Collapsed New York Financial Institution
▪ Nigeria: NLC Gives Govt 7-Day Ultimatum to End Currency Drought or Face National Strike
▪ Nigeria: Though Nigerians Are Suffering, They Support Buhari s Naira Policy - Presidency
▪ South Africa: Defence Deploys Military Healthcare Practitioners During Public Service Association Strike
▪ South Africa: NEHAWU Strike Appeal Succeeds in Part
▪ South Africa: Essential Service Staff Must Obey Court Ruling and Get Back to Work - Health Minister
▪ South Africa: Labour Appeal Court Orders NEHAWU to Inform Members of Strike Interdict or Face Legal Consequences
▪ South Africa: Strikes Take Toll At Vosloorus Hospital
▪ Zimbabwe: Chivayo Off the Hook - Gwanda Solar Project Contract Remains Valid
▪ Nigeria: It Is Illegal to Reject Old Naira Notes - Lagos Governor
▪ Kenya: New Ports Authority Boss Vows to Address Workers Grievances
▪ Malawi: Structural Challenges Hampering Electricity, Internet Access in Malawi - Minister
▪ Gambia: Barrow Commissions 54 Km Road in Sabach Sanjal
▪ Nigeria: Beware of False Start to Rainy Season, Meteorological Agency Warns Farmers
▪ Kenya: Bank Clients to Get Faster Funds Transfers After Clearance System Upgrade
▪ South Africa: Samwu Fully Supports Public Sector Strike
▪ Nigeria: Cashless Policy - Edo Residents Reject Old Notes From Banks
▪ Botswana: Botswana, Zimbabwe to Discuss Eliminating Use of Passports
▪ Rwanda: 7 Continental Priorities Region s Business Community Presented to AfCFTA Boss
▪ Mozambique: Don t Tell People Their Resettlement Rights
▪ Africa: Fostering recovery and transformation in Africa to reduce inequalities and vulnerabilities
▪ Tanzania: NMB, CEO Bag Prestigious Awards
▪ Tanzania: Eight Miners Killed in Underground Land Collapse
▪ Tanzania: Reducing Losses From Fish Harvests Changes the Work and Future of Tanzania s Women Fish Processors
▪ Kenya: Solar Powered Freezer Improving Immunization Coverage in Hard-to-Reach Rural Villages
▪ Namibia: More Than 2,000 Scramble for Six Jobs
▪ Ethiopia: Gov t Dismayed By Arab League s Resolution Calling for Flexibility On Filling, Operation of GERD
▪ Namibia: New Employment Conditions for Fishing Industry Workers
▪ Angola: President Louren #xE7;o Calls On Japanese Entrepreneurs to Invest in Angola
▪ South Africa: Public Sector Union Vows to Intensify Strike
▪ Nigeria: 48 Days After, Buhari s Committee Fails to End Petrol Scarcity
▪ Nigeria: As Nigeria Struggles With Crude Theft, Saudi Aramco Posts Record $161bn Profits
▪ Nigeria: ACF, Ohanaeze, Afenifere, Others Tackle Buhari Over Naira Redesign Policy
▪ Nigeria: U.S. Bank Collapse May Affect Financial Inflows, Jobs in Nigeria
▪ Nigeria: We ll Shut, Report Banks Not Receiving Old Naira Notes to CBN - Soludo
▪ Uganda: Museveni Seeks Algerian Help to Build Oil Refinery, Milk Sector
▪ Tanzania: Tasac Clarifies Reports On Interns Expulsion
▪ Nigeria: Oil Spill - Shell Incidents Rise 100% to 12 in 1 Month - Report
▪ Africa: China s Digital Silk Road in Africa Raises Questions
▪ Nigeria: Lagos Train Crash - 53 Patients Discharged, 43 Still Hospitalised - Abayomi
▪ Nigeria: Nation s Challenges Threaten Gas Flare Programme - Investigation
▪ Nigeria: Lagos Train Accident - Bus Driver Apologises, Begs for Forgiveness
▪ South Africa: Public Sector Union Vows to Intensify Strike - South African News Briefs - March 13, 2023
▪ Nigeria: Company Blames Insufficient Power Allocation for Unstable Electricity Supply
▪ South Africa: Massive Explosion, Electricity Outages Leave Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Facing a Week Without Water
▪ Africa: ChatGPT is the Push Higher Education Needs to Rethink Assessment
▪ Africa: Africa CDC Hosts Lead Partners of the PAVM to Review the Broader Vaccine Manufacturing Ecosystem in Africa
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Annual Trade Volume Rises to Near Pre-Covid Level
▪ Africa: Why s the AfDB Siding With the Agrochemical Industrial Complex?
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Cities Are Growing Fast - Family Planning Must Be Part of Urban Development Plans
▪ Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Now Just a Skills Factory, Says Chamisa as Professionals Flee Low Pay
▪ Nigeria: Why Tomato Price Rose, Days After Presidential Election
▪ Nigeria: NASENI to Unveil Locally Produced Military Weapons
▪ Nigeria: Old Naira Notes Remain Legal in Bayelsa Till December 31 - Govt
▪ Kenya: Susan Koech Appointed as Central Bank of Kenya Deputy Governor
▪ Rwanda: Musanze s Old Buildings to Get Major Face-Lift
▪ Uganda: Why Ugandans Are Getting Poorer?
▪ Nigeria: Elections - Rights Group Tasks FG on Digital Transparency
▪ Nigeria: Regina Daniels Pushes for Abolition of Child Labour in Nollywood
▪ Nigeria: Lagos Train Accident - 32 Survivors Discharged
▪ Rwanda: Rwanda to Host Continental Facility to Boost Intra-African Trade
▪ Nigeria: Lagos Train-Bus Collision Affected 102 People - Govt
▪ Nigeria: Train Accident - Sanwo-Olu Pays Condolence Visits to Deceased Families
▪ Nigeria: Train/Bus Crash - Bus Driver Undergoes Psychiatric, Drug Tests - Begs for Forgiveness
▪ Nigeria: Federal Govt Okays Omeife Humanoid Robot to Deepen Digital Literacy
▪ Zimbabwe: City Parking Gives Grace Period, Steep Fine Remains
▪ Uganda: Eight Local Operators Make Case for Air Service Licenses Before Aviation Body
▪ Africa: International Women s Day, 2023 - Gender-Responsive Approach to Technology and Innovation Will Ensure Progress
▪ South Africa: Can This Township Become a Model for Bike Transport?
▪ Nigeria: 32 Survivors of Train Accident Discharged - Lagos Govt
▪ Nigeria: Rejecting Old Naira Notes Weakening Economy - Akeredolu
▪ Nigeria: Rejection of Old Naira Notes, Breach of Law, Akeredolu Tells Residents
▪ South Africa: POPCRU On the Current Impasse Within the Public Service
▪ Nigeria: Why We Need to Reposition Nigeria s Maritime Industry
▪ Nigeria: Customs Operations Worsen Traffic On Apapa-Oshodi Expressway
▪ Africa: EU Announces New Rules for Air Import Shipments
▪ Kenya: Murkomen Appoints Captain William Ruto as New Kenya Ports Authority MD
▪ Zimbabwe: Rivals Battle Threatens SA Platinum Miner
▪ Kenya: 800,000 Hustler Fund Borrowers Default Paying Back the Loan
▪ Ghana: We re Making Progress On External Debt Negotiations ...President Assures Nation
▪ Ghana: Give Women Equal Opportunities to Lead Corporate Businesses - Prudential Life Insurance
▪ Ghana: Our Ability Can Make Paradise Out of Ghana - Togbe Afede
▪ Kenya: President Ruto Directs Military to Work With Education Ministry to Rebuild Schools Destroyed By Bandits
▪ Kenya: Old Mutual Increases Maternity, Paternity Leaves for Women and Men
▪ Nigeria: Shelf Drilling Secures $118m Offshore Nigeria
▪ Nigeria: Nigerians Lament As Traders, Motorists Reject Old Naira Notes
▪ Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Still Importing Electricity From South Africa Despite Eskom Challenges
▪ Kenya: Business Registration Service Moves Services to a New Platform
▪ Ghana: Contracta Terminates Appointments of 1,500 Workers in Kumasi
▪ Ghana: GCB Completes First PAPSS Client Transaction in Ghana
▪ Ghana: Support Efforts to Achieve Economic Stability
▪ Ghana: AAAG to Host Maiden Automotive Summit in Accra
▪ Uganda: Oil Pipeline - Affected Communities Accuse Judiciary of Shelving 10 Year Compensation Case
▪ Mauritius: Mauritius Duty-Free Paradise Cooperative Credit Union Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary
▪ Liberia: NaFAA Donates Over 800 Lifesaving Jackets to Local Fishermen in Maryland
▪ Kenya: Moi International Airport Awarded as the Best Airport in Africa
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Foreign Trade Fell in Q4 2022 - NBS
▪ Zimbabwe: Huge Outcry Over City Vehicle Clamping Fine
▪ South Africa: Growing Concern Over Construction Mafia in Cape Town - South African News Briefs - March 10, 2023
▪ Malawi: Chakwera Says the World s Poor Must Be Supported to Contribute to Global Economy
▪ South Africa: The Public Sector Trade Unions Dispute and Strike - Here Are the Facts
▪ South Africa: Nehawu Has Lost a Vital Opportunity
▪ South Africa: Fewer Hospitals Disrupted By Public Sector Strike
▪ Nigeria: Naira Redesign - CBN Urged to Address Technology Fundamentals to Reduce Impact of Nigerians
▪ Zimbabwe: Mangudya Defends Tough Stance On Al Jazeera Investigation Documentary
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Roads Account for 21.4 Deaths Per 100,000 Population - Greenlight Initiative
▪ Nigeria: P ID - Nigeria Govt Wants UK Court to Overturn $11bn Judgement Debt
▪ Nigeria: Enugu Business Owners Continue to Reject Old N500, N1,000 Notes
▪ Kenya: Kenya s First Skyscraper Closes - and Leaves a Complicated Legacy
▪ Zimbabwe: Demand for Solar Loans Grows, Says Nedbank
▪ Congo-Kinshasa: DRC and International Civil Society Letter on Potential Sanctions Relief for Israeli Mining Magnate Gertler
▪ Kenya: Wetangula Urges Dialogue as Azimio Protests Electoral Reforms, High Food, Fuel Prices
▪ Rwanda: Kigali Special Economic Zone to Be Doubled in Size
▪ South Africa: Treasury Reacts to S P s Action to Downgrade SA s Credit Rating Outlook
▪ Africa: Sandalwood Burn Ignites Awareness of Kenya s Illegal Trade
▪ Kenya: Kenya Dairy Board Suspends Milk Powder Imports Ahead of Long Rainy Season
▪ Tanzania: How Tanzania Empowers Women in Digital Age
▪ Uganda: Direct Budget Support to Uganda Is No Longer Sustainable, Says Mpuuga
▪ Rwanda: Rwanda Scales Up Efforts to Promote Agri-Tech Inclusion
▪ Gambia: PURA to Host ITU-T Study Group Regional Meeting in Banjul
▪ Gambia: On GRA Award Night!
▪ Gambia: PURA Grabs One of the Most Compliant Payee Taxpayers Awards
▪ Gambia: NAMs Adopt State-Owned Enterprises Bill
▪ Nigeria: Two Killed As Train Crushes Lagos Staff Bus
▪ Africa: allAfrica Continental Leadership Award 2023 Winners Honoured in Rabat
▪ Ghana: Adopt Right Procedures to Resolve Labour Disputes - CJ
▪ Ghana: Ghana Exports 31,922 MT Fertiliser in 2022
▪ Ghana: Market Activities On Accra Bourse Pick Up in February ...As Ddep Conclusion Brings Back Confidence
▪ Africa: IMF Temporarily Boosts Fund Limits to Help Members
▪ Mozambique: Mozambique Wants to Become Middle Income Country
▪ Mozambique: U.S.$15 Million Available for Small Enterprises Affected By Cyclones
▪ Seychelles: Seychelles Tanker Fleet Makes History With $25 Million Profit in 2022
▪ Ghana: GOIL Pledges Commitment to Consumers
▪ Ghana: U.S.$2.4 Billion Required to Implement Roadmap to Circular Economy
▪ Ghana: GhanaExpo to Be Held On March 9, 10 in Accra
▪ Ghana: GNFS Honours 22 Retired Officers
▪ Nigeria: Govt s Revenue From VAT, CIT Up 33% to N4.92 Trillion
▪ Nigeria: CBN s Silence - Motorists, SMEs, Stores Reject Old Naira Notes
▪ Kenya: Safaricom to Automatically Deduct Okoa Jahazi Defaulters Bonga Points
▪ Zimbabwe: Strong Start to Tobacco Selling Season
▪ Zimbabwe: Tobacco Farmers to Get Unpaid Dues - TIMB
▪ Nigeria: Govt Asks UK Court to Overturn $11bn P ID Debt
▪ Nigeria: Yet Another Pipeline Explosion
▪ Cameroon: Women Protest High Cost of Living
▪ Africa: LDC5 Spotlights Contributions of Women and Girls in Tech, Despite Tough Odds and Persistent Barriers
▪ Uganda: Stop Excuses and Fight Poverty - Museveni Tells Ugandans
▪ Ghana: Ghana-IMF Deal Won t Restore Economic Fortunes Overnight - President Akufo-Addo
▪ Malawi: Empowering Women Beyond Human Rights
▪ Nigeria: Despite Naira Scarcity, Party Agents Bought Votes With Cash, Bank Transfers - NBA Report
▪ South Africa: People s Lives Are Not Our Responsibility , Says Union Leader
▪ Nigeria: CBN Issues Operational Guidelines On Open Banking
▪ Nigeria: Nigerian Breweries Records Modest Profit Growth As Revenue Jumps 25 Percent
▪ Africa: The Power of Technology and The Increased Exclusion, Inequalities Gender Discrimination #IWD2023
▪ Africa: Digital Inclusion Is Vital for Strengthening Women s Rights in Africa #IWD2023
▪ Ethiopia arrests journalist after channel reports on protests
▪ Ethiopian News in Amharic – Reporter : 12/23/2015
▪ Ethiopia Opposition: 80 Killed in Protests Against Land Plan
▪ ETHIOPIAN REPORTER TV | የአማርኛ ዜና መጋቢት 22/2010 Amharic News 03/31/2018
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▪ ETHIOPIAN REPORTER TV | የአማርኛ ዜና ሐምሌ 25/2010 ዓ.ም. Amharic News 08/01/2018
▪ ETHIOPIAN REPORTER TV | የአማርኛ ዜና ሐምሌ 25/2010 ዓ.ም. Amharic News 08/01/2018
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▪ ETHIOPIAN REPORTER TV | የአማርኛ ዜና ሐምሌ 28/2010 ዓ.ም. Amharic News 08/04/2018
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▪ Ethiopia – ESAT Tigrigna News Wed 06 Apr 2022
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▪ Ethiopia – ESAT Menalesh Meti – የሃይቅ ለቅሶ | Wed 06 Apr 2022
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▪ TotalEnergies AFCON 2021: Ethiopia first to arrive in Cameroon
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▪ Soccer Friendly: Ethiopia 3-2 Sudan
▪ Jose Peseiro appointed as new Nigeria coach
▪ Ethiopians Aregawi, Taye smash 5km world records in Barcelona
▪ Ethiopian Airlines to Resume Flights to Lalibela
▪ Azimeraw and Katir end year on a high in Madrid
▪ Seyaum and Worku secure Ethiopian double in Bolzano
▪ Ethiopian Christmas To Be Celebrated In Historical City Of Lalibela
▪ Morocco: Morocco Continues to Strengthen Legal Arsenal of Nuclear, Radiological Safety, Ambassador Says
▪ Tunisia: BCT Sets Conditions for Dividend Distribution in 2022
▪ Rwanda: IWD - How AOs Ltd Empowers Women Staff to Innovate and Collaborate
▪ Nigeria: Investors At Middle East Energy Expo Eye Opportunities in Nigeria, Others
▪ Tunisia: Partnership Between Tunisia and WB Not Suspended, Pausing of Discussions Will Have No Impact On Country (Samir Saied)
▪ Namibia: Strong Case Against Accused in Fishing Quotas Corruption, Court Says
▪ Tunisia: World Bank Suspends U.S.$520 Million Talks With Tunisia Over Anti-Migrant Remarks
▪ South Africa: Fire Damaged Buildings Handed Back to Parliament for Reconstruction
▪ South Africa: Six Years to Renovate a Police Station and It Still Isn t Finished
▪ Kenya: Kibera Fashion Week Takes the Stage At the Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre Australia
▪ Kenya: Each County to Set Up an Economic Zone, President Ruto Says
▪ South Africa: Greenpeace Africa Activists Disrupt Mantashe s Address at Africa Energy Indaba
▪ Kenya: Women in Leadership Positions in Kenya Below Global Average - Study
▪ Uganda: The Need for Night Economy in Uganda
▪ Africa: Cracking the Code to a Fairer Digital Future for Women
▪ Nigeria: X-Raying the Gains of Cashless Policy
▪ Kenya: Controller of Budget Nyakang o Says She Released Sh15 Billion Under Duress
▪ Nigeria: Adjusting to Reality of Cashless Economy
▪ Mozambique: Journalist Accused of Libelling Electricity Company
▪ Mozambique: Mozambique s GDP Projected to Grow By 6.5% in 2023
▪ Mozambique: Govt Has Money to Subsidise Transport Operators
▪ Nigeria: We Didn t Direct Banks to Disburse Old Notes - CBN
▪ Ghana: Smallholder Farmers Build Capacity On Modern Technology
▪ Liberia: President Weah Launches U.S.$40 Million Investment, Finance And Trade Project
▪ Liberia: President Weah Signs Book of Condolence for Late Yoram Cohen, Describing Him a Brother
▪ Nigeria: 2023 - Rivers Labour Party Chairman Endorses PDP Governorship Candidate
▪ Liberia: South African Ambassador Urges Young Liberians to Take Advantage of Arcelormittal Opportunities
▪ South Sudan: Access to Power, Lack of Inclusive and Effective Participation in the Peace Process, Pose a Challenge for Women in South Sudan
▪ Liberia: Death Trap On Gbapolu Road
▪ South Africa: World Naked Bike Ride 11 March 2023 in Cape Town
▪ Kenya: Small Traders Face Higher Taxes as KRA Moves to Tax Every Single Product
▪ Kenya: Treasury Faces Sh720 Billion Fiscal Deficit in 2023/24 Budget Amid Rising Public Debt Stock
▪ Kenya: Kenya Faces Fuel Shortage Amid a Dollar Crisis
▪ Africa: UN Conference Weighs Building Resilient Agrifood Systems in the Face of Risk and Uncertainty
▪ Uganda: Stone Throwing Thugs Have Returned to the Northern Bypass, Police Warns
▪ Malawi: Malawi Receives 20,000 Metric Tonnes of Fertilizer From Russia
▪ Malawi: President Chakwera Appeals for Direct Budgetary Support From Donors
▪ Ghana: DBG to Support Four Value Chains to Promote Food Security
▪ South Africa: Nehawu Strike Continues to Hit Hard With Widespread Reports of Deaths and Suffering
▪ South Africa: New Electricity Minister Can t Promise a Quick Fix for Power Cuts - South African News Briefs - March 8, 2023
▪ Zimbabwe: 2023 Tobacco Selling Season Kicks Off
▪ South Africa: Health Workers Union Says Strike Action Is Growing
▪ Africa: Our Aids Response Must Acknowledge and Bridge Gendered Digital Inequalities
▪ Nigeria: Nigerians Groan Over Fuel Crisis, Queues
▪ Africa: Africa s Shift to Low-Cost Manufacturing Puts Women At Risk
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▪ Tanzania: Bus Plunges Into Valley Killing 9, Several Hurt
▪ Tanzania: Tanzanians Urged to Capitalise On Global Economic Challenges
▪ East Africa: EAC Appeals for SMEs Development
▪ Malawi: NBS Bank Projects 140 Percent Profit Jump After Tax
▪ Zimbabwe: Harare Council, Zinara Make Peace - Agree to Relook 21-Year-Old Funds Disbursement Policy
▪ Namibia: Another Oil Discovery in Namibian Waters
▪ Africa: How to Get More African Women Leaders in Business and Tech
▪ Nigeria: Blocking Leakages in Oil Industry to Help New Administration Survive
▪ Rwanda: Musanze-Kigali Highway to Get 32 Kilometre Alternative Road
▪ Zimbabwe: Russia-Zim Business Council to Enhance Economic Ties
▪ Rwanda: Rwanda Identifies Marijuana Production as Top Investment Opportunity
▪ Africa: International Women s Day, 2023 - Promoting Gender Equality and Closing the Digital Divide
▪ Rwanda: How U.S.$64 Million Project Will Boost Smallholder Farmer s Agri-Exports
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▪ Malawi: President Chakwera Asks European Investment Bank to Extend Support to Science and Technology Sector
▪ Mozambique: Mozambique Shows How JPMorgan Chase Backs War and Climate Chaos
▪ South Africa: Premier Alan Winde Calls On New Minister to Urgently Implement Energy Action Plan
▪ Malawi: Putin Invites Chakwera for Russia/Africa Summit
▪ Liberia: GOL Will Construct Gbondoi Health Center
▪ Liberia: The Impact of Plastic Pollution On the Fishery Resources
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▪ Gambia: Eco-Bank Wins Largest Taxpayer Award
▪ Gambia: Petrol Still Not Available in Many Fuel Stations
▪ Gambia: GRA, GIEPA Sign MOU to Solidify Relationship
▪ Nigeria: Less Than One Month to Census, Nigeria Begs for Funding Support
▪ Zimbabwe: Govt s Efforts to Boost Agricultural Production Must Not Go to Nought
▪ Egypt: As Parts of Economy Face Crisis, Others Appear More Resilient
▪ Uganda: Rice Scheme Projects in Bugiri, Bugweri, Kick Off
▪ Africa: LDC5 - UN Conference Calls for More Inclusive and Fair Digital Transformation in World s Least Developed Countries
▪ Kenya: President Ruto Declares Zero Tolerance to Sexual Exploitation of Women in Construction Sites
▪ South Africa: Opinion - the Maiden South Africa-Uganda Investment Summit Was a Huge Success
▪ Kenya: National Carrier Launches Trafficking in Persons Policy
▪ Nigeria: Shell CEO Says Cutting Oil and Gas Production Not Healthy
▪ Nigeria: What Next World Bank President Should Learn From AfDB s Adesina
▪ Nigeria: Naira Crisis - Queues for Cash Persist, Customers Bribe Bank Officials
▪ Malawi: Zomba, Blantyre Run Out of Fuel
▪ Nigeria: Naira Records Marginal Gain At Official Market
▪ Nigeria: NNPCL Replaces Eroton As New Operator of OML18
▪ Nigeria: Central Bank Counters IMF, Says 52% Anchor Borrowers Loan Repaid
▪ South Africa: Patients Turned Away At Clinics As National Strikes Get Going
▪ Nigeria: Lagos to Increase Local Govt Workers Salary
▪ Nigeria: PDP Carpets APC, Labour, SDP, Says They Have Nothing to Offer Rivers People
▪ Nigeria: Adeleke Flags Off Laying of 64-Km Broadband Fibre Optic Cable
▪ Africa: Forget ChatGPT - the Greatest Tech Breakthrough Would Be Getting Cell Phones to Rural Women
▪ South Africa: Revenue Service Finds No Record of U.S.$580,000 Used to Buy Ramaphosa s Buffaloes - South African News Briefs - March 7, 2023
▪ South Africa: Hundreds of Public Service Workers Down Tools in Defiance of Court Interdict
▪ Zimbabwe: Electricity Outages Cut Off Bulawayo Water Supply
▪ Nigeria: 25.3 Million People to Face Food Insecurity in Nigeria - FAO
▪ Nigeria: Millions of Out-of-School Children Are in Poverty-Stricken, Conflict-Ridden Areas, Says Group
▪ Zimbabwe: WHO Pledges to Help Zimbabwe Beat Health Brain Drain
▪ Zimbabwe: Fastjet Beefs Up Fleet Ahead of Kariba, Hwange Routes Launch
▪ Namibia: Slow Learner Builds Power Bank
▪ Kenya: Tuskys Closes Its Kenyatta Avenue Branch
▪ Kenya: China Square Reopens After Talks Between Govt, Chinese Community
▪ Rwanda: Why Govt Set a Fixed Coffee Farm Gate Price
▪ Ghana: Serene Insurance Board Chair Inducted Into Corporate Ghana Hall of Fame
▪ Liberia: Firestone Must Do the Needful
▪ Liberia: Prepaid Users Don t Understand Application of Tariff
▪ Somalia: Hormuud Telecom Participates in MWC 23 Barcelona
▪ Namibia: Eureka! Third Oil Discovery Announced
▪ Nigeria: 200 Nigerian Passengers Stranded As Lufthansa Diverts Flight to Cotonou, Malabo
▪ Tanzania: Two Years of Suluhu Hassan- Excitement As Energy Sector Leaps Forward
▪ Namibia: Namibia to Pocket Oil Billions After 2030
▪ South Africa: Should SA s Public Hospitals Go Solar?
▪ Liberia: LISCR Founder s Death Saddens Pres. Weah
▪ Africa: Pap President Charumbira Pushes for Quick Implementation of Africa Free Trade Area
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Unbanked, Poor Get Reprieve After Court Rules Naira Deadline Unconstitutional
▪ Nigeria: CBN Disburses N114bn for 100-for-100 Productivity Policy
▪ Zimbabwe: Mvurwi Town Seeks Investors in Tobacco Value Addition
▪ Zimbabwe: New Mining Law to Be Strict On Lithium Beneficiation
▪ Zimbabwe: New Inflation Calculation More Accurate of What s Happening
▪ Liberia: Liberia Is Now More Connected With Global Investment Markets
▪ Liberia: He Was a Towering Figure - Maritime Mourns Yoram Cohen
▪ Zimbabwe: Govt Approves Construction of Third Limpopo Bridge
▪ Nigeria: Saudia Expands Flight Connectivity to Nigeria, UK, Others
▪ Nigeria: Oil Marketers, Tanker Drivers Resume Loading At Depots Nationwide - NMDPRA
▪ Tanzania: Govt Earns Big From Mining Reforms
▪ Tanzania: Minister Stresses Adherence to Standards in Airport Construction
▪ Tanzania: LHRC Trains 300 Women On Digital Technology
▪ Rwanda: Horti-Export Phase 2 to Further Rwanda s Horticulture Exports
▪ Nigeria: Inflationary Pressures, Dollar Hike Put Emerging Market Under Pressure in 2023
▪ Nigeria: NPA Completes Perimeter Fencing, Rehabilitates Access Road At Tin-Can Port
▪ Nigeria: $176bn Revenue At Risk As Huawei Moves to Sue Govt in London Over $304m e-Customs Project
▪ Nigeria: Nigerian Emerges First African to Head G24 Global Secretariat
▪ Rwanda: The Rigours of Public Transport in Kigali
▪ Kenya: Kisumu County Bans Boda-Boda in Posh Suburbs After Rising Crime
▪ Malawi: Police Arrest Man Over Cutting Down of Escom Power Poles
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▪ Tanzania: Exim Launches Programme to Unlock Potentials of Women
▪ Malawi: President Chakwera, Polish and Maldives Leaders Discuss Agriculture, Tourism Investment Potential
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▪ Malawi: Lilongwe City Council Outlines Infrastructural Advancements
▪ Uganda: Govt to Make It Easier for Eritrean Community to Invest in Uganda
▪ Malawi: Chakwera, UN Chief Bemoans Unfair Global Landscape, Historic Injustices
▪ Tanzania: BOT Makes Effective Fiscal Policies to Build Strong Economy
▪ Kenya: Energy CS Urges Counties to Invest in the Electricity Sector to Boost National Grid Supply
▪ Tanzania: Food Vendors Encouraged to Use Clean Energy
▪ Kenya: Agriculture CS Urges Farmers to Embrace New Technologies to Boost Production
▪ Nigeria: Air Tickets - Kebbi, Bayelsa, Enugu Top High Fares Regime
▪ Nigeria: Supreme Court Ruling - Uncertainty As Banks Wait On CBN
▪ Nigeria: NISS Seeks Collaboration With NCC to Improve National Security
▪ Nigeria: Flutterwave Denies Alleged Hacking of Payment System
▪ South Africa: Public Sector Strike to Go Ahead - South African News Briefs - March 6, 2023
▪ Kenya: Kabogo Urges Ruto to End Kenya Power Monopoly
▪ Africa: GSMA Signs Agreement With Africa CDC to Harness the Power of Mobile to Combat Disease
▪ Uganda: Bus Companies Warn of Collapse Without Government Intervention
▪ Uganda: BAT Uganda Calls on Govt to Help Fight Illicit Trade
▪ Tunisia: Unionists Rally Against President Saied
▪ Kenya: Power Blackout Conspiracy Theory - It Was All About Arsenal vs Bournemouth EPL Clash
▪ Kenya: Kenya Power Says Electricity Restored to Parts of Country
▪ Nigeria: Govt Probes Explosion at Shell s Pipeline in Rivers
▪ Nigeria: CPPE Hails Supreme Court s Ruling On Old Notes
▪ South Africa: Striking Guards Block Office Entrance, Trapping Government Workers for Hours
▪ South Africa: More Foods Being Exported But New Growth Frontiers Needed
▪ Nigeria: Naira Redesign - MAN Raises Alarm Over Impending Job Loss
▪ Ethiopia: Awakening a Sleeping Giant - the Ethiopian Economy
▪ Ethiopia: Tax Reforms Boon to Govt but Bane to Businesses
▪ Ethiopia: Nepotism, Cronyism Crippling Ethiopia s Job Market
▪ Zimbabwe: EU Demands More Fresh Produce
▪ Kenya: How a Kenyan Built a Payroll, HR Solutions for Air France and KLM
▪ Africa: Fresh commitment, investment needed to achieve SDGs in Africa
▪ South Africa: Ruling Party Serves Ex Eskom CEO With Court Papers Over Corruption Claims
▪ Namibia: Alweendo Warns Against Dishing Out Exploration Rights to Locals
▪ Africa: Five Key Areas That Africa Must Work On to Become a Global Leader
▪ Sudan: Economists Sound Alarm As Trade Deficit Hits U.S.$6.7 Billion
▪ Nigeria: Abia Lawmaker Writes Ikpeazu, Seeks Explanation On N27.4 Billion World Bank Funds for Aba Roads
▪ Nigeria: Trade Balance Declines From U.S. $50 Million to U.S.$$20 Million
▪ Kenya: Private Sector Activity Deteriorates in February As Inflation Bites
▪ Ghana: Fertilizer Technical Working Group Holds Validation Workshop
▪ Ghana: Japan Motors, INEOS Grenadier Seal Partnership Deal
▪ Ghana: Industry-Based Economy Will Create Jobs - Dr Afriyie
▪ Nigeria: Supreme Court Extends Old Naira Notes Validity Till December
▪ Ghana: Invest More in Digital Sector to Bridge Skills Gap
▪ Africa: 5th Edition of Made-in-Africa Conference Set to Come Off in Accra
▪ Ghana: Prioritise Liquidity to Survive Economic Challenges ...SMEs Urged
▪ Ghana: Re-Thinking the Consequences of Tax Evasion On Ghana s Economic Growth, 66 Years After Independence
▪ Ghana: Ghana Must Shed Off Its Debt Conundrum ...66 Years After Independence
▪ Nigeria: Old Naira Notes Remain Legal Tender Till Dec 31 - Supreme Court
▪ Nigeria: Oil Explosion Kills Many in Rivers
▪ Liberia: China Union to Restart Mining Activities in Liberia
▪ Ghana: President Confident Ghana Will Clinch IMF Deal By Close of March
▪ Sierra Leone: Sierra Leone Electoral Body in Liberia to Provide Technical Support to Liberia BVR
▪ Liberia: CBL Retains 15 Percent Monetary Policy
▪ South Africa: Shades of Grey - Fatf Lists South Africa and Nigeria
▪ Nigeria: Many Feared Dead As Explosion Rocks Crude Oil Tapping Point in Rivers
▪ Ghana: Energy Minister Launches GIMPA-PURC Centre of Excellence in Public Utility Regulation
▪ Ghana: Deputy Lands Minister Touts Ghana s Mining Successes At Bradford University, UK
▪ Rwanda: PM Woos Investors as Govt Extends Incentives for Manufacturers
▪ Namibia: Geingob Wants Number of Govt Employees Reduced
▪ Kenya: Kenyan Investors Swoop Into Rented Residential and Retail Properties
▪ Ghana: Mesti Develops Roadmap to Transition Ghana to a Circular Economy
▪ Liberia: World Maritime University Recognizes Liberia s Fisheries DG Glassco and Others
▪ Kenya: Moi University Enters Into Apple Farming to Diversify Income
▪ Kenya: Heifer International Opens Applications for the 2023 Ayute Africa Challenge
▪ Nigeria: PDP Open to Forming Alliance With Labour Party s Peter Obi - Atiku
▪ Mauritius: Minister Ganoo Discusses Maritime Security With UK s Foreign Secretary
▪ Liberia: Road Pavement Underway As 2024 Completion Deadline Draws Nearer
▪ Liberia: New Indian Ambassador Impressed Over Jeety s Investment in Liberia
▪ Africa: Africa Urged to Prioritize Investment in STEM
▪ Rwanda: Rwanda Targets Rwf2.5 Trillion Investments in Manufacturing Incentives
▪ Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Now Food Secure, Says Agriculture Permanent Secretary Basera
▪ Zimbabwe: SMEs Contribute U.S.$8,2 Billion to GDP
▪ Zimbabwe: Fastjet Adds New Fleet
▪ Zimbabwe: Three SMEs Graduate to Large Enterprise After Attaining U.S.$1 Million Turnover
▪ Zimbabwe: 2023 Elections, PVO Bill Tops Zim-U.S. Dialogue Agenda - Envoy Mum On Sanctions
▪ Zimbabwe: VP Chiwenga Calls On SMEs to Follow Compliance Standards
▪ Zimbabwe: Russia - Zimbabwe Business Council Formation On the Cards
▪ Kenya: Dividends Earned From Savings and Credit Co-Operatives in Kenya Will Still Be Taxed At 5 Percent, Not 15 Percent As Social Media Claims
▪ Zimbabwe: Winds From Tropical Storm Freddy Destroys Sugar Cane Plantation
▪ Southern Africa: Return of Zambian Vendors Rattles Merchants in Victoria Falls
▪ Nigeria: Dangote Sugar s Annual Profit Surges By 148%
▪ Nigeria: Buhari Directs Power Ministry, Relevant Agencies to Make Affordable Electricity Available to Nigerians
▪ Rwanda: Activists Call for Paternity Leave to Be Increased to Six Weeks
▪ Uganda: Uganda Railways Partners With Safeboda to Enable Commuters Purchase Train Tickets Online
▪ Kenya: KHRC Demands Status Update From DCI, DPP on Nandi Goldmine Blast That Killed 3
▪ Namibia: Striking City Workers Want Better Working Conditions
▪ Kenya: President Ruto Says There No Plans to Privatise Universities
▪ Kenya: President Ruto Says Govt to Subsidize 6kg Gas Cylinder By Sh2,000
▪ Kenya: NSE Extends CEO Geoffrey Odundo s Term By One Year
▪ Uganda: African Development Bank Concludes 2023 Insurer Roadshow to Mobilize Private Capital for Africa
▪ Kenya: China Urges Kenya to Protect Citizens Interests
▪ Nigeria: NLC Condemns Planned Concession of Airports, Supports National Carrier
▪ South Africa: Sixth Cholera Case Confirmed - South African News Briefs - March 3, 2023
▪ Kenya: Senators Fault CS Kuria Over China Square Tiff, Call for Structured Talks
▪ Kenya: Co-Op Bank Named Best in Customer Satisfaction
▪ South Africa: Roads and Power Lines Put Primates in Danger - South African Data Adds to the Real Picture
▪ Nigeria: Did Nigeria s Election Tech Fail or Was It Sabotaged?
▪ Nigeria: Nigeria s Election Was Nearly Derailed By Technology - but Biometric Devices Weren t the Problem
▪ Nigeria: Only 24% of CBN s Anchor Borrowers Loan Repaid - IMF
▪ Nigeria: Buhari Inaugurates NNPC Power Project in Maiduguri
▪ Nigeria: 7% of Nigerian Internet Users Affected By Phishing in 2022 - Kaspersky
▪ Kenya: Bolt Founder Markus Villig On Why He Visited Kenya - Investment Opportunities in 2023
▪ Kenya: Govt Triples Women Enterprise Fund to Sh13.5bn
▪ Seychelles: Discussions Start On Development of Seychelles Tuna Fishery Management Plan
▪ Angola: Police Dismantled 17 Diamond Mining Hotbeds Last Year
▪ Angola: Angola and Lesotho Exchange Experiences On Agricultural Techniques
▪ Kenya: Women to Access Cheaper Loans in New Govt Plan
▪ Zimbabwe: Chinese Firm Acquires Lucrative Lithium Mine for U.S.$1,75 Billion
▪ Mauritius: Minister Maudhoo Proceeds With Opening of Seine Fishing Season 2023
▪ West Africa: West Africa Needs Political Commitment to Roll Out Single Currency - GITFiC
▪ Ghana: GMA Reiterates Commitment to Promoting Efforts of Local Beverage Industry ... As It Closes Nominations for 2022 Awards
▪ Ghana: Give Inclusive Financing Priority ...BoG to Banks
▪ Ghana: SMT Ghana Marks SDIG 50 Years of Operation
▪ Ghana: DBG Deepens Partnership With Banks for Economic Recovery
▪ Liberia: LERC Bids Farewell to EU-LTTA Team
▪ Uganda: Kadaga Upbeat As Uganda Prepares to Host 14th East African Procurement, Business Expo
▪ Uganda: KCCA Tasked On Delayed Pay of Casual Workers
▪ Kenya: MPs Turn Away Kenya Power MD Muli for Failing to Give Extensive Report on Losses
▪ Liberia: Arcelormittal Liberia Inducted Into Liberia Chamber of Mines, Reinforces Commitment to Liberia
▪ Nigeria: NLC Issues 14-Day Ultimatum to Niger Dock to Recall Sacked Workers
▪ Nigeria: Amid Cash, Fuel Scarcity, Nigerians Pay More for Cooking Gas
▪ Eritrea: NRS Region - Governor s Tour of Inspection
▪ Kenya: Six Banks Take Up Safaricom s SIM Swap Anti-Fraud Solution
▪ Kenya: Panic Grips Coffee Farmers in Mt Kenya Following Fears of Low Returns
▪ Uganda: Solar-Powered Water Irrigation Sites to Enhance Rural Farming
▪ Liberia: Good News for Citizens of Bong
▪ Rwanda: Rwanda, Los Angeles City Explore Areas of Partnership
▪ Tanzania: Agency Empowers Youth On Self Employment
▪ Tanzania: Ministry Devices Plan to Promote Organic Farming
▪ Namibia: Affirmative Action Law Under Scrutiny
▪ Namibia: Namibia, Zambia to Revive Joint Trade Committee
▪ Liberia: CLSG to Reduce Power Supply Reduced to 15 MW
▪ Africa: Trademark, Tony Blair Institute Join Hands to Boost Intra-Africa Trade
▪ Sudan: New Policies Fail to Address Disastrous Economic Situation, Traders and Consumers Say
▪ Sudan: Protests Against Privatisation in Sudan Spark Detentions
▪ Kenya: Kenya s Wealthy Shift Focus to Local Investments Amid Global Turmoil - Survey
▪ Kenya: Narok Launches Sh3 Billion Development Projects
▪ Kenya: Kwale Governor Achani Urges Fishermen to Join Cooperatives
▪ Kenya: We Are Dealing With Challenges Frustrating Small-Scale Traders, DP Gachagua Assures
▪ Kenya: Kenya Association of Manufacturers Urges Favorable Tax Policies to Encourage Industrial Investments
▪ Kenya: EPRA Against Electricity Payments in Dollars, Euros
▪ Kenya: Fact-Checking Senator Cherargei Twitter Post on Reduced Commodity Prices
▪ Africa: How SpaceX s New Internet Service Could Be a Gamechanger in Africa
▪ South Africa: Food Crisis Looms as Farmers Buckle Under Power Cuts - South African News Briefs - March 2, 2023
▪ Zimbabwe: Industry Calls for Zim Dollar Widespread Usage As RBZ Auction Allots U.S.$17, 5 Million
▪ Zimbabwe: Tanganda Tea Company Invests U.S.$8 Million in Solar Projects
▪ Zimbabwe: NRZ Pensioners Earning U.S.$3 Monthly Pay Outs
▪ Zimbabwe: Power Outages to Persist As Hwange Power Station Woes Mount
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