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President Kagame had a productive phone conversation with UNSG António Guterres on the worrying escalation of armed violence and ethnic rhetoric in Eastern

Angola will push ahead with removing all fuel subsidies by the end of 2025, which should enable state oil company Sonangol to pay taxes and dividends again, the countrys finance minister Vera Daves...

Emmanuel Mavomo never played basketball professionally, nor did he coach until 2013, but he now finds himself working as an assistant coach for the Austin Spurs, the G League affiliate of the San Antonio Spurs.

Abu Dhabi is investing heavily in ports and land across the continent, but it’s facing public backlash and competition from Beijing.

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Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund (EAIF), a Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG) company, and its fund manager, Ninety One, have committed a $31 million debt facility to Paratus Group Holdings Limited (Paratus) to finance the expansion of its fibre and data centre business over the next three years.

Fibre and satellite connectivity provider Paratus Group secured a US$31 million debt facility from Private Infrastructure Development Group, to expand its fibre and data centre business in Africa into 2026. 

Less than one month to the competition, the Lionesses are undergoing intensive training in Yaounde to ensure an honourable performance at the World Cup.

Continuing with its ongoing deployment in the Gulf of Guinea, Indian Navy ship INS Sumedha made a three day port call to Luanda, Angola from November three. This was followed by Maritime Partnership Exercise with the Angolan Navy on November seven, officials said here on Wednesday. The visit was