Sudan’s Economy Contracts 40%, Finance Minister Laments War’s Impact
Sudan’s economy has dropped by 40 per cent and is expected to contract further by 28 per cent in 2024.
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Zimbabwean Health Workers To Go On 2-Day Strike Over Poor Pay
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Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger Withdrawal May Stop $500m Projects, Threaten Regional Security, Jobs – ECOWAS
ECOWAS has said the move by Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger to withdraw their membership could lead to the suspension of ECOWAS projects valued at over $500 million in those countries.
#FixPolitics Expresses Solidarity With Senegalese Over Political Crisis
The #FixPolitics Initiative has expressed support for Senegalese citizens and the #FixPolitics Senegal team as they deal with the complexities of the political crisis that is unfolding in their nation.
ECOWAS Lifts Economic, Travel Sanctions On Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger On Humanitarian Ground
Barely one month after Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger announced intention to exit from the Economic Economic Community of West Africa States (ECOWAS), the regional group has lifted economic and travel sanctions
AfDB: Nigeria, Ghana Witnessing Slowest Economic Growth As West Africa Grapple With Sluggish Growth In 2024
The economic outlook for West Africa in 2024 presents a mixed bag of fortunes, with Ghana and Nigeria facing the brunt of sluggish growth compared to their regional counterparts. According to the
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Over 50 People Killed In Papua New Guinea In Tribal Violence
In a devastating turn of events, over 50 men fell victim to a brutal tribal clash in Papua New Guinea, marking a grim escalation in longstanding tensions. Acting Superintendent George Kakas revealed
Nigeria Ready To Host African Central Bank, Says President Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has declared Nigeria’s readiness to host the African Central Bank, aligning with the vision outlined in the Abuja Treaty. Addressing leaders at the 37th Ordinary Session of the Assembly
Economist Urges Long-Term Financing Instead Of Short-Term Loan For Africa’s Growth
Renowned economist Professor Jeffrey Sachs has highlighted the challenges facing Africa’s economic development, emphasizing the need for long-term financing solutions. Speaking at the Africa Union summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Sachs criticized
AFCON 2025 Date Announced Amid FIFA Club World Cup Debate
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