Seychelles: Road to FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2025 Starts
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The road to the 2025 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup in Seychelles has officially begun with the launch of the event one...
Namibia’s Benguela Blue Aqua Anticipates its First Salmon Farming Harvest in 2026
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Benguela Blue Aqua Farming, a company focused on aquafarming, is targeting to start its salmon farming operation in the fourth quarter of...
Bank of Namibia Ties Up with Indian Public Sector Company to Develop Instant Payment...
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The Bank of Namibia (BoN), the Namibian apex bank tied up with the National Payments Corporation of India’s (NPCI) international arm, NPCI...
Hertz Energy of Namibia on a Uranium Trail
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With notable uranium operations such as the Husab and Rossing mines already established in the region, Namibia stands as a key player...
Ethiopia to Create a Chamber of Commerce for Manufacturers
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The bill would allow for the formation of chambers of manufacturing industries and sectoral associations at the district and city levels, departing...
Ethiopia to Sell off Government Run Enterprises to Ensure Viability
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EIH is scouting for investors with better know-how and understanding in managing certain businesses, including underperforming state-owned enterprises (SOEs) under its wing....
Togo’s President Faure Gnassingbé Back in Power
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Togo’s ruling Union for the Republic party (UNIR) has won a sweeping majority in the country’s legislative elections held on 29 April....
Dr Tinashe Manzungu in COMESA Board
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Sub-Saharan Africa infrastructure development expert and business mogul Dr Tinashe Manzungu has been elected as a Board Director of the Common Market...
Togo’s Ruling Party Wins Overwhelming Parliament Majority
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Togo's legislative elections delivered a sweeping majority for the ruling party, the country's electoral commission announced late on Saturday. The results pave...
Tanzania to Focus on Traditional Crops
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Tanzania’s traditional cash crops include coffee, tea, tobacco, cashew nuts, cotton, sisal and cloves
Members of Parliament (MPs) in Tanzania debated the budget...
