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South Africa Pres Ramaphosa’s UK State Visit to drive economic growth, turbocharge infrastructure investment

LONDON, Nov 23 (NNN-SANEWS) — The United Kingdom and South Africa will join forces to drive economic growth and turbocharge infrastructure investment, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said.He said this at the start of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s formal St...

Malawi Gets IMF Funding to Mitigate Food Shortage Impact

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved financing to cope with rising global food prices for Malawi, the first low-income country to receive the help. The number of Malawians facing food insecurity has doubled to 20% of the population due to...

IMF Executive Board Approves US$88.3 Million in Emergency Financing Support to Malawi

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved today a disbursement of US$88.327 million (SDR 69.40 million) to Malawi under the new Food Shock Window of the Rapid Credit Facility. [1]Concurrently, the Executive Board discussed a...

Regional Economic Outlook: Sub-Saharan Africa – Living on the Edge [EN/PT]

Sub-Saharan Africa is projected to grow by 3.6 percent in 2022 – more than one percentage point slower than 2021 mainly due to a worldwide slowdown, tighter financial conditions, and volatile commodity prices.Rising food and energy prices are striking ...

Free State Economic, Small Business Development on spending during Black Friday and festive season

Be smart consumer on Black Friday and Festive Season - MEC MohaleWith black Friday and the festive season ahead, consumers become vulnerable and tend to spend monies on unbudgeted items or shop beyond their budget.As custodians of Economic Development ...

Africa to replicate China’s experience in poverty reduction

BEIJING, China last week played host to the 2022 Africa-China Poverty Reduction and Development Conference in Beijing aimed at enhancing solidarity and focus of cooperation between the two sides.The inaugural forum, that is part of the Forum on China-A...

US offers $10m rewards for each Somalia’s Al-Shabaab 3 top leaders

WASHINGTON, The United States said it was increasing its reward for information about key leaders of Somalia’s Al-Shabaab to $10m apiece, a move that follows a spate of deadly attacks by the jihadist group.The US State Department also said it was for t...

Tunisia, France ink financing agreement worth 200 mln euros

TUNIS, Tunisia and France on Saturday signed a 200-million-euro deal to meet Tunisia’s financing needs on the sidelines of the 18th summit of the International Organization of La Francophonie.This was announced today by the French president, Emmanuel M...

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Seedlings Planted at Sikosinyana School to Honour Nujoma

Sikosinyana: In adherence to the Namibian government's call to actively promote tree planting this month to honour the legacy of late Founding President Sam Nujoma, the Sikosinyana Senior Secondary School in the Zambezi Region on Monday planted 12 see...
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Inflation Rate Drops to 3.6 Per Cent in April 2025

Windhoek: Namibia's annual inflation rate for April 2025 stood at 3.6 per cent, a decrease from the 4.8 per cent recorded in April 2024. According to Namibia Press Agency, this information was detailed in the Namibia Consumer Price Index (NCPI) for A...

Nangombe Admits Electrification Progress Slow

Ondangwa: The implementation of Namibia's electrification project is moving at a snail's pace, according to Ben Nangombe, the Executive Director of the Ministry of Mines, Energy and Industry. Nangombe said this on Tuesday during an electricity acceler...

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At least 5 killed in a tribal violence in Sudan

Two days of tribal violence in western Sudan's long-troubled Darfur region killed at least 5 people, tribal leaders and a rights group said Friday.The violence between African Masalit tribesmen and Arab shepherds in West Darfur erupted Thursday after ...

Effective Arms-Control Measures Needed to Block Diversion of Ukraine Weapons, Senior United Nations Disarmament Official Tells Security Council

States must apply effective arms-control measures to prevent the diversion of weapons supplied to Ukraine, a senior United Nations official told the Security Council today, as some Council members defended their decision to continue providing military ...