18 Dec, 2024

Ivory Coast begins operations at its largest gold mine.

Ivory Coast is advancing toward a major economic turning point as the country’s largest gold mine begins operations.

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18 Dec, 2024

Mali: Exports Blocked by a Canadian Company

The Malian government is blocking the export of gold from a mine operated by the Canadian company Barrick.

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16 Dec, 2024

Tahoua: The Final Decision for Rain-Fed Crop Fields

The Governor of the Tahoua Region, Colonel Major Oumarou Tawayé, signed a decree setting the date for the recovery of fields in the Tahoua Region.

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16 Dec, 2024

Kinshasa prend de nouvelles mesures pour soutenir l’agriculture

Despite its vast agricultural potential, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) imports $3 billion worth of food annually.

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16 Dec, 2024

The Turkmen business community is closely looking at the developing Ethiopian market.

Ethiopia’s Ambassador to Turkmenistan, Jemal Beker, visited the Turkmenistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, where he held extensive talks with senior leadership.

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13 Dec, 2024

Over 234 million FCFA in cash and in-kind contributions made to the FSSP

Mr. Brah Amadou, Vice President of the Homeland Defense Solidarity Fund (FSSP), received a goodwill contribution amounting to 234,718,600 FCFA.

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13 Dec, 2024

More than 234 million FCFA in cash and in-kind contributions were made to the FSSP

Mr. Brah Amadou, Vice-President of the National Defense Solidarity Fund (FSSP), received a goodwill contribution totaling 234,718,600 FCFA.

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13 Dec, 2024

Gold, Oil, and Gas-Rich Ghana Unable to Borrow from China

Despite being Africa’s largest gold producer and rich in natural resources such as gold, oil, and gas, Ghana is currently unable to borrow from China.

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13 Dec, 2024

Africa: 54 Trillion CFA Francs Violated Every Year

Every year, Africa loses approximately 54 trillion CFA francs (90 billion dollars) due to illegal financial flows (IFFs).

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13 Dec, 2024

Namibia’s financial system maintains its stability despite global and domestic risks

The Bank of Namibia’s (BoN) Macroprudential Oversight Committee (MOC) has announced that the country’s financial system remains stable, robust, and resilient.

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