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African Finance Leaders Brace For Rising Costs And Inflation As Global Economic Uncertainty Persists

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The fallout from the Middle East conflict continues to impact the results  from the ACCA and IMA Global Economic Conditions Survey (GECS). The quarterly

How Medical Aid Regulation Changes Are Shaping Demand For Gap Cover

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By Brian Harris, CEO, Turnberry Management Risk Solutions Read more African news and insights on Africa.com.

The State of Franchising in Africa: Pathways to Growth and Inclusion

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The Key Trends That Are Shaping Franchising in Africa: Read more African news and insights on Africa.com.

DRC: United Nations announces confirmed ebola cases top 3,200

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The spokesman for the UN secretary general has announced that the number of confirmed cases of the virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo has risen to 3200, putting strain on response efforts.

Africa’s New Public Health Order Needs Women at the R&D Top Table

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By Prof Nothando Ngwenya (South Africa), Julie Muriuki (Kenya) and Marième Gueye (Senegal) Read more African news and insights on Africa.com.

Powering Africa’s Industrial Future: How Partnerships Can Catalyse A Manufacturing Renaissance

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By Kabelo Dlothi, Director, Co-Head of Corporate & Commercial, and Mankope Malebye, Associate at CMS South Africa Read more African news and insights on

UNAIDS warns funding cuts threaten progress to eliminate HIV/AIDS

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UNAIDS warned Monday that global funding cuts, growing inequality and setbacks to human rights are threatening decades of progress in the fight against HIV/AIDS.

Braamfontein’s Jazz Legacy Continues As Maleh Takes The Stage At Jozi Gold

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Johannesburg’s rich jazz heritage continues to find new life in Braamfontein as Jazz at Jozi Gold welcomes award-winning singer-songwriter Maleh on Saturday,

Libya orders army to expel protesters from gas plant

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The internationally-recognised government in divided Libya said it has ordered the army to regain control of a gas plant after a group of protesters forced their way in, risking a blackout.

The Comoros: Moroni residents struggle amid water shortages

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In Moroni, some residents are waking up every day before dawn in the hopes of getting water from one of the few communal water points in their district.

One year after Komanda massacre, survivors call for peace and protection

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Despite the trauma, daily life is gradually returning to Komanda. Markets and shops have reopened, and residents say security has improved, with increased patrols by police and the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo, known as the FARDC.

Can lightning strike twice? Cape Verde set for Wafcon debut

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After the men's success at the World Cup, Cape Verde should not be underestimated on their Women's Africa Cup of Nations debut, forward Sandra Martins warns.

Central figure of Black Art Movement Betye Saar dies aged 99

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Artist Betye Saar, whose work reflects Black identity, culture and spirituality, died Sunday morning in Los Angeles at 99.

Guinean court acquits police colonel in 2009 stadium massacre case

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Seven other defendants received prison sentences ranging from several years to life imprisonment, while three military suspects remain fugitives.

Businesses in Lagos try to stay afloat as fuel prices soar

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Lagos is almost six thousand kilometres from the Strait of Hormuz but the ongoing conflict in Iran is hitting the Nigerian city hard. Electricity almost never comes and the rising price of fuel is bringing many businesses to a near standstill.

Chad announces plans to withdraw from International Criminal Court

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Chad became on Monday the latest country to announce plans to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), complaining the tribunal's effectiveness was "limited and uneven" and its activities were focused on Africa.

South Africa's President calls for African nations to work together on migration

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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa called on Monday for African countries to work together to manage migration, as his government faces mounting pressure over attacks on foreign nationals.

Iran: Tehran slams Ukraine over Caspian sea attacks

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Iran on Monday had scathing words for Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy, after he announced that Kyiv had struck vessels linked to Iran in the Caspian Sea.

Cardiovascular Disease: A Growing African Health Emergency

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Dr Mohamed Ibrahim, FRCS (C/Th), Clinical Director of Cardiovascular Services, African| Medical Centre of Excellence (AMCE), Abuja Read more African news and

Iran: Tehran slams Ukrain over Caspian sea attacks

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Iran on Monday had scathing words for Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy, after he announced that Kyiv had struck vessels linked to Iran in the Caspian Sea.

Nigeria: At least 30 dead in Kaduna State attack early Monday

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Locals in Kaduna State say that at least 30 people were killed when armed men attacked a village in the area early Monday.

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