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President Lourenco Prioritizes Economy, Social welfare

Angolan President, João Lourenço has pledged to improve and encourage the social welfare and economy of the country. Lourenço who disclosed this during his inauguration speech said, “We will continue.

Tunisia: Govt, Labour Agree On Wage Hike

Tunisia’s government and Labour Union have resolved on a wage hike for public sector workers that could help ease resistance as the North African nation seeks International Monetary Fund aid..

Queen Elizabeth 11: Zimbabwe Holds Memorial Service

Following the death of the British Monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, the Bishop of Harare, Farai Mutamiri held a memorial service in honour of the late queen in Zimbabwe. The service.

Environment: Curb Emissions – US Kerry Tells African Nations

U.S. climate envoy, John Kerry has called on African nations to help combat climate change and halt a rise in temperatures hitting crop yields and causing flooding and drought in.

Angola: President Lourenco plans reform, fight corruption

Angolan President, Joao Lourenco has pledged to reform poorly run state assets and fight corruption after investigating wealthy and powerful members of the Dos Santos family. He also said he.

US Okays $5m Grant to AfDB Over Methane Emissions

The United States government has approved a $5 million grant for the African Development Bank, AfDB, to support efforts to abate methane gas emissions across Africa. Methane accounts for about.

The Dawn of African Economic Greatness World-Over

The awful truth about emerging African economic greatness is beginning to dawn on the world. Don’t butt in to think it’s going to be a fleeting excitement. Never. It will.

Ivory Coast Urges West African Bloc For Release of Captive Soldiers in Mali

Ivory Coast has called on West Africa’s political bloc to help in the release of 46 soldiers detained by Mali’s military government after a Togolese-led mediation effort appeared to have.

Mozambique: Nyusi Urges Western Energy Companies to Return, Assures Improved Security in Troubled Region

Mozambique’s President, Filipe Nyusi has called on Western energy companies to resume work in Cabo Delgado Province with an assurance that security has improved around the town of Palma. But.