Zimbabwe, Sinosteel Corp Seal $1bn Power Plant Deal
22/05/2018A $1bn deal has been sealed between Zimbabwe and Sinosteel Corp, a Chinese firm who is also a major shareholder in Zimasco. The deal involves construction of a 400MW coal.
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Safaricom Foundation to 3-Year Plan to Empower Local Communities
22/05/2018In line with fulfilling its socio-economic obligations, Safaricom Foundation has recently launched its Ksh350 million three-year strategic plan to improve the health, education and economic situations on the continent. The.
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Tanzania: TTCL to Invest Sh640bn in Upgrades
22/05/2018In the area of telecommunications, newer upgrades are being designed on a daily basis to raise the standard of usage and effectiveness for all its users across the cloth, this.
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South Sudan: Women Activists Demand Peace, Participation in Peace Processes
22/05/2018During a recently held peace forum in Addis Ababa, in an attempt to jump-start a peace process, women activists from South Sudan called for an end to conflict in the.
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Malawi: Association Donates Items to Mulanje Prison Inmates
21/05/2018Members of the Muslim Youth Association of Muloza (MUYAM) have donated assorted items to the inmates of the Mulanje Prison to help Muslim brethren in the prison who are lacking.
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Nigeria, EU to Partner on Technology Development
21/05/2018In order to create a more technology-friendly environment, the European Union (EU) is seeking to broker partnership agreements with Nigeria to develop and exchange newer technological ideas. On a visit.
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Africa: International Institution Declares First Cohort of Women in Climate Change Science Fellows
18/05/2018In efforts to sustainable societal response to climate change and also build women participation in offering best solutions in that wise, the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences in collaboration with.
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WHO Commends Kenya Government on Guinea Worm Eradication
18/05/2018Kenya has been certified free from Guinea worm by World Health Organization who commended the government for their efforts to fight the disease. The Health Cabinet Secretary, Sicily Kariuki who.
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