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Pope wants the exploitations in Africa to stop

Pope Francis denounced the “poison of greed” for mineral resources driving conflict in Democratic Republic of Congo as he began a visit there, saying the rich world could no longer.

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Egyptian Gets $400 million in new finance

Egyptian microfinance lending and payments company MNT-Halan is securing $400 million in new equity and finance, bringing its valuation to more than $1 billion, the company said in a statement.

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Rwanda gets positive growth rating from the international community

Another positive outcome has occurred in Rwanda as the growth of the country is revised from negative to stable. Standard & Poor Global Ratings, an international financial services company, revised.

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Africa Union Summit: Bostwana banks of agriculture for diversification

Botswana’s Vice President Slumber Tsogwane has stated that the agriculture sector remains a priority area for economic diversification and sector competitiveness in the country. The VP stated this while speaking.

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ZIMBABWE GOES DIGITAL ON EDUCATION

At least 35 percent of the schools in Zimbabwe have been connected to the Learning Passport as the Government and its partners continue to adapt learning to the new digital.

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South Africa wages war against Wildlife Trafficking

South Africa has stepped up it game against wild life traffickers in the country to ensure that the crime is not only fought from within but also internationally by following.

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Ethiopia gets $745 million from World Bank

Ethiopia Ministry of Finance and the World Bank have signed two Financing Agreements amounting to a total of $745 million, approximately 39.8 billion ETB, both in the form of grants..

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Akinwumi Adesina’s AfDB Commits $10 billion to Africa’s food sovereignty

Akinwumi Adesina’s African Development Bank Group will commit $10 billion over the next five years to boost Africa’s efforts to end hunger and become a primary food provider for itself.

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NIGERIA UNVEILS AFRICAN DEBIT CARD, (AfriGo), allay fears of international service providers

The Federal Republic of Nigeria has unveiled an African Central Bank – Led National Domestic Card Scheme, AfriGo, to address local financial needs. The governor of the nation’s central Bank,.

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France finally agrees to leave Burkina Faso

After initially foot-dragging on the ultimatum given to them, France has finally agreed to withdraw its troops from Burkina Faso within a month after the West African country’s military rulers.

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