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Zimbabwe growth to drop by half in 2022: IMF
Zimbabwe's economy has been on a downturn for nearly two decades.
IMF urges policy caution for vulnerable Africa
In a new report, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said African governmen...
Mozambique calls on energy giants to resume gas works
French oil giant TotalEnergies halted a $20 billion liquefied natural gas (LN...
Govt does not license unlegit labour companies: mini...
Over 2000 Ugandans stranded in UAE are helpless and Government says they are ...
From UK to South Africa, countries face huge energy ...
Gas and electricity costs are soaring due to a post-pandemic surge in demand ...
Debt-ridden Zambia secures $1.3 billion in IMF bailout
In 2020, as the Covid-19 pandemic battered Africa, Zambia became the first co...
World Bank signs off $300m grant to Mozambique after...
Mozambique's Finance Minister Max Tonela said the money will be used to finan...
Ethiopian Airlines suspends pilots who missed landin...
Independent website The Aviation Herald said the pilots fell asleep during th...
UN ship with grain for Africa leaves Ukraine: ministry
The MV Brave Commander left the Black Sea port of Pivdennyi and will sail to ...
Mozambique plans wealth fund to manage gas revenues
Mozambique plans to set up a sovereign wealth fund to manage revenue from the...
From coffee to toothpaste, Nigerians buy small as ha...
Consumer brands behind this "sachetisation of the economy" see it as a creati...
IMF greenlights $1 bn loan to Tanzania
Tanzania is to immediately receive the equivalent of $151.7 million. It had a...
KCCA ED engages hawkers and vendors leaders on trade...
The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Executive Director Dorothy Kisaka h...
Eskom contractors charged with corruption
Two of the arrested, Mohammed Mooidheen and Vernon Pillay, used to work for E...
Ghana president defends IMF aid decision
The decision has stoked fierce debate in Ghana, where Akufo-Addo has come und...
Suez Canal records highest ever annual revenue of $7 bn
The income is over a fifth higher than the previous fiscal year's $5.8 billio...
