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Global growth to ‘decelerate markedly’ in 2022: World Bank

WASHINGTON— Global growth will “decelerate markedly” this year as Covid-19 outbreaks and supply chain snarls persist while government aid programs expire, the World Bank said. The Washington-based development lender forecast growth would slow to 4.1 ...

Water and Sanitation on closure of sluice gate

Vaal Dam decreases to manageable levelsOne sluice gate to be closed at the Vaal Dam this afternoon leaving the four gates open to further reduce capacity to a safe level.The Department of Water and Sanitation decided to open five sluice gates in early ...

Water and Sanitation opens more sluice gates at the Vaal Dam in order to continue to manage inflows, 3 Jan

The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) will open two more sluice gates this morning at the Vaal Dam. This implies a total of four gates will be open. This decision has been taken as the DWS continues to monitor the high inflows impacting on the I...

US removes Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea from trade pact

WASHINGTON— President Joe Biden’s administration announced that it had excluded Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea from a US-Africa trade agreement, saying the actions of the...

US Takes Ethiopia, Mali, Guinea Off Africa Duty-free Trade Program

WASHINGTON — The United States on Saturday cut Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea from access to a duty-free trade program, following through on President Joe...

Tunisia to borrow $7 bn more in 2022

TUNIS— The Tunisian government revealed plans to borrow $7 billion more from foreign lenders and domestic sources to stimulate the country’s economy next year.According to the Tunisian finance minister Sihem Boughdiri, the 2022 finance law boosts spend...

Ethiopia regrets US decision to terminate its eligibility for AGOA

ADDIS ABABA— Ethiopia’s trade ministry said it is unhappy with the Biden administration’s decision to revoke duty-free access for the country’s exports.The US terminated on Dec 23 Ethiopia’s eligibility for benefits under the African Growth and Opportu...

Fifth Committee Approves Secretary-General’s proposed $3.12 Billion Programme Budget for 2022, Concluding Main Part of Seventy-Sixth Session

Delegates Agree on 2022-2024 Scale of Assessments, Yet Argue Over Financing for Independent Mechanism Investigating Serious Crimes in SyriaThe Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary) wrapped up the main part of its seventy-sixth session on 23 De...

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Half of Australian Children and Adolescents Might Be Overweight by 2050: Research

Melbourne: Half of Australian children and adolescents aged five to 24 are forecast to be obese or overweight by 2050, with a third expected to fall into the obesity category, according to new research published on Tuesday, the World Obesity Day. Acc...
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Isinya Residents Encouraged to Opt for Approved Health Facilities Over Traditional Methods

Isinya: Residents of Isinya in Kajiado East Constituency have been advised to prioritize medical care at approved health facilities rather than relying on traditional healing methods when they fall ill. This initiative was emphasized during a free med...

China Releases White Paper on Fentanyl-Related Substances

China: China's State Council Information Office on Tuesday released a white paper, titled "Controlling Fentanyl-Related Substances -- China's Contribution." According to Namibia Press Agency, the white paper outlines China's efforts and initiatives...

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