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South African government to spend R59 billion on bailouts for struggling SOE’s

The South African government is committed to spending R59 billion on financial bailouts for embattled state-owned enterprises (SOE). It’s no secret that South Africa’s SOE’s are in a spot of.

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Diamond Trust bank starts offering Mastercard solutions

Diamond Trust bank (DTB) has started offering Mastercard’s premium card payment solutions in the country, which includes the Mastercard Gold Debit Card and Platinum Credit Card. “The introduction of the.

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Rwanda: Govt Targets 50 Percent Electricity Rollout

The government has said that access to electricity will reach 51 per cent by the end of this fiscal year up, from the current 45 per cent. Officials from the.

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Angola to host central, southern Africa heads of state summit

Angolan President João Lourenço will Tuesday host central and southern Africa heads of state, the country’s Foreign Affairs Minister Mr Manuel Augusto has said. According to Mr Augusto, the leaders.

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Sudanese diplomat to visit Turkey next week

Sudanese Foreign Minister Al-Dirdiri Mohamed Ahmed will visit Turkey next week, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Saturday reported Anadolu Agency. “During the visit, the first meeting of the Joint.

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Kenya’s Safaricom resists tariff cuts to avoid price war

On Thursday, the Kenyan division of Bharti Airtel cut its call rates to all other networks to 2 shillings ($0.02) a minute. The company said the new tariff amounted to.

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The president of a West African country has assured church leaders he’ll never redefine marriage

The leader of Ghana since the January last year, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo addressed a major meeting of evangelicals in the capital, Accra. He was quoted by the Ghana News.

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Why Nigeria’s economic revival must be private sector driven – Osinbajo

For robust growth, the Nigerian economy has to be private sector driven, Acting-President Yemi Osinbajo has said. Mr Osinbajo made the statement on Friday in Lagos while on a facility.

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Zimbabwe opposition politician says he was illegally abducted from Zambia

A senior opposition politician forcibly returned to Zimbabwe after being refused asylum in neighbouring Zambia has accused state security officials of carrying out an illegal abduction overseas. Tendai Biti, a.

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Nelson Mandela Bay’s youngest councillor sworn into office

The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality has sworn in their youngest councillor, Siyamthanda Luvo Vimbani, who takes up a position as a proportional representative councillor for the Democratic Alliance. Born in.

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