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Non-profit Company Invests US$0.8Million on Cost Effective Cooking Solution

Acumen, a Nigerian non-profit social venture company, has recently injected US$0.8 million into Green Energy & Biofuels (GEB), with the aim of creating cleaner, more cost-effective cooking solutions for West.

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‘Feed People, Not Wars,’ Pope Says in Address to U.N. Food Agency

  Pope Francis recently condemned the use of hunger as a “weapon of war” and lamented the fact that it was easier to move weapons across borders than the aid.

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African Union Mission Commends Ethiopian Troops for Defeating Al-Shabaab

The African Mission In Somalia (AMISOM) Acting Force Commander, Major General Nakibus Lakara, recently commended Ethiopian troops for thwarting an Al-Shabaab attack and inflicting heavy casualties on the Al Qaeda-linked.

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Benin Steps up Security in Face of Militant Threat

Benin stepped up security patrols and roadblocks and increased border security on Saturday in the face of a threat from Islamist militants, the army chief of staff and a senior.

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DR Congo: Opposition Unites Against President Kabila

Leading opposition parties in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) say they have organized themselves under one umbrella called “Rassemblement” or “Rally” to remove President Joseph Kabila from office. Kabila’s.

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Africa Hotel Investment – Cairo and Cape Town on Top

                                                                            Cairo and Cape Town’s hotel markets have experienced strong performances over the past five years, according to figures from data and analytics specialist STR.

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Obama Is ‘Fired Up’ for Clinton as Democrats Seek To Unify Party

U.S. President Barack Obama formally endorsed Hillary Clinton’s White House bid on Thursday and called for Democrats to unite behind her after a protracted battle with Bernie Sanders for the.

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West Africa Marks End of Deadly Ebola Outbreak

Liberia has recently said it was free of Ebola, meaning there are now no known cases in West Africa of the tropical virus that has left more than 11,300 people.

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