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Reserves of the Bank of Mozambique are at their “limit’’

June 7, 2023 Geraldine Boechat 0

Mozambican economists said Tuesday that the Central bank’s decision to stop co-paying the fuel import bill is a sign that its reserves are at their […]

San Tomean government wants to stop 300ME debt with Angola

February 20, 2023 Steven Addamah 0

The São Tomense government wants to settle a debt of about 300 million euros with Angola, under a new economic cooperation agreement signed with representatives […]

Nigeria’s Electoral Commission confirms that elections will be held

February 9, 2023 Steven Addamah 0

Nigeria’s Electoral Commission (Inec) said Wednesday that the presidential election will be held as scheduled on February 25 despite massive shortages of gasoline and new […]

Banknote shortage in Nigeria: riots break out in the South West

February 8, 2023 Khalid Al Mouahidi 0

Abeokuta, in southwestern Nigeria, was the scene of scuffles between protesters and police on Tuesday, when a crowd of angry youths attacked a bank facing […]

Angolan industrialists in favor of reducing fuel subsidies

January 9, 2023 Geraldine Boechat 0

The president of the Industrial Association of Angola (AIA) was in favor of withdrawing state subsidies for fuel, considering that it is necessary to correct […]

Angolan government approves changes to investment contract for Angola LNG project

December 1, 2022 Steven Addamah 0

The Angolan government on Wednesday approved changes to the investment contract for the Angola LNG project, in order to allow for the continued operation of […]

Ghana plans to pay for fuel purchases with gold bars

November 28, 2022 Steven Addamah 0

Ghana is considering paying for its fuel purchases in gold bars, according to an announcement by Ghana’s vice president, Mahamudu Bawumia. The government’s stated aim […]

President Ruto authorizes the cultivation of genetically modified maize in Kenya

October 4, 2022 Steven Addamah 0

Kenya’s Head of State William Ruto on Monday authorized the import and cultivation of genetically modified maize, banned since 2012, to address the country’s severe […]

Blockade of Port Sudan creates serious shortages in the country

October 21, 2021 Steven Addamah 0

Everywhere, hundreds of trucks loaded with import-export goods or fuel to run factories and power plants are waiting in Port Sudan. For the past month, […]

Violence spreads in Sudan over rising cost of bread, fuel

December 24, 2018 Steven Addamah 0

About 20 people have died in violent anti-government protests in Sudan as Police have fired tear gas at protesters in the capital, Khartoum and other […]

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