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Nigerian Startup Invests $135 Million in Commodities Exchange  

  A Nigerian startup has taken advantage of the government’s effort to boost farming output to reduce reliance on oil by developing.

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South African Investment Company Sell Off Media Stakes to Regain Credibility

Oakbay, a South African investment company owned by Gupta brothers, business friends of President Jacob Zuma on Monday announced its intention to.

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Ghana: Global Business Icons Slated at Ghana International Investment Forum

Ghana’s three-day international investment forum is confirmed to have top global business icons in participation. The Investment forum commences on Sunday according.

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Egypt Consumer Price Inflation Moves from 29.8% to 33.0%

  Egypt has experienced an increase in its annual urban consumer price inflation in July. The annual urban consumer price inflation catapulted.

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AFDB to Promote Agribusiness for the African Youth

The African Development Bank has recently pledged its support to young agriculturist across the region. Principal Agricultural Economist Mr. Edson Mpyisi disclosed.

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Mauritius: “Tighten Monetary Policy” – IMF

The International Monetary Fund on Monday told Mauritius that the country needs to tighten monetary policy and modernize its framework to respond to.

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Egypt: Beltone Financial to Launch $1Bln Investment Fund in September

Egypt’s investment bank Beltone Financial will acquire brokerages in Egypt and will launch a $1 billion investment fund in fixed income instruments.

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Egypt’s Annual Urban Consumer Price Inflation Moves from 29.8% to 33.0%

Egypt has experienced an increase in its annual urban consumer price inflation in July. The annual urban consumer price inflation catapulted from.

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South Africa’s Business Confidence Accelerates

A survey carried out on Tuesday revealed that the South Africa’s business confidence climbed to its highest level in five months in July helped by a firmer.

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Rand Weakens as No-confidence Vote Draws Closer

The South African rand has weakened due to investors bet on a no-confidence vote by secret ballot against President Jacob Zuma could.

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