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Banks in Sub-Saharan Africa will not be directly impacted by US import tariffs, but “second round effects” could still bite, credit rating agency Moody’s has said.

Kenya’s government will not impose new taxes or increase existing ones in this year’s budget proposals, the country’s finance minister has said.

More than 350,000 chicken euthanised by hand after they were left starving and cannibalizing each other

The Employment Equity Amendment Act allows the labour minister to set targets for the number of non-white people and women who should be in management-level. The Democratic Alliance party says it will discourage investors.

The IMF will begin the fifth review of Egypt’s $8 billion economic reform programme, with a team scheduled to arrive in Cairo this week.

State utility Eskom says it is optimistic about South Africa’s power outlook, aiming for no electricity cuts in the next four months if breakdowns stay around current levels.

The US President says in interview that he would like to see deal done.

Somalia’s petroleum minister says he is optimistic the hydrocarbon partnership will confirm commercially viable reserves in the African country.

The regulatory authority said Starlink’s operation will begin in the coming days, reversing a previous ban after military officials warned it could be used by rebel groups.

The four-day event takes place at the old Ercan Airport in the capital Lefkosa, under the auspices of the TRNC Presidency, and features a packed schedule of competitions, air shows, exhibitions, and workshops.