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Rueben Chinyelu, a 6-foot-11 center from the NBA Academy Africa in Senegal, told ESPN that he has committed to Washington State.

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Drivers in Malawi are spending all night in long lines at fuel stations in hopes of filling their gas tanks as the country struggles with a weekslong fuel shortage. Elizabeth Lingala runs a restaurant business in Blantyre market about six kilometers from her home in the Mpemba area. She said she stopped using her car…

Drivers in the country are spending all night in long lines at fuel stations in hopes of filling their tanks amid a weekslong shortage

Zimbabwe shipped its first coal to China, exporting 20 000 tonnes as part of a trial run to a customer in the cement industry. The coal was transported via the Mozambican port of Beira, Linos Masimura, chairman of the Zimbabwe Coal Producers Association, said in an interview. “There are other orders which may come through,”…

The effect of the strike that hit SA ports in mid-October is still being felt, with Nelson Mandela Bay companies fearful of losing out financially during the festive season due to the delayed arrival of imported goods.

Chinese cement producer imports Zimbabwean coal

Minister of Agriculture Sam Dalitso Kawale has said all preparatory work for the successful implementation of this year's Affordable Inputs Program (AIP) is ov

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