Congo Votes To Restructure Its Chinese Debt
22/05/2019Congo Republic’s senate on Monday voted to restructure some of its debt with China, a move that the International Monetary Fund has said was necessary to unlock financial support, the.
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#MalawiDecides: Malawians Go To The Polls
22/05/2019Polls opened early on Tuesday (May 21) morning as Malawians stood in line to cast their votes in the country’s general election seen as a tough test for President Peter.
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Britain’s Constitution Is Feeling The Strain Of Brexit
21/05/2019When British prime ministers fall they fall very quickly. Either by defeat in a general election or from unstoppable pressures from MPs in their own parties. It is the latter.
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UCT GSB Is The First African Business School To Win Prestigious Global Award
20/05/2019Winners of the EFMD Global Excellence in Practice Awards have been announced, and this year a customised executive education programme co-designed by the UCT Graduate School of Business and Standard.
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Ex Ghanaian President, Heads For Commonwealth Mission
20/05/2019Former Ghanian, President John Mahama, is in Malawi to lead the Commonwealth Observer Mission to monitor the country’s tripartite elections on Tuesday, May 21, 2019. Ahead of the polls, he.
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Ethiopian Airline Signs Pact With Ghanaian Government
20/05/2019Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest carrier and the Government of Ghana have signed a strategic partnership agreement to set up a new national carrier in Accra, Ghana. This comes on the.
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Business & Economy
Mylan NV Exercises Option Right On Aspen
20/05/2019Aspen Pharmacare said on Monday that Mylan NV had exercised an option to buy Aspen’s portfolio of prescription and over-the-counter products in Australia for 188 million Australian dollars ($130 million)..
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Zimbabwe Secures $500 Million Currency-easing Loan
20/05/2019Zimbabwe’s central bank has secured a $500 million loan from unspecified international banks to support inter-bank currency trading from Monday and ease a dollar crunch that has brought fuel and.
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