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Port Efficiency is Key to Kenya's Growth
The port of Mombasa needs a policy transformation as it holds the key to growth of most sectors like manufacturing, agriculture and trade, says World Bank economist Wolfgang Fengler.
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Egypt Rethinks Subsidy System for the Poor
Cairo: The government has taken tentative steps towards reducing the subsidy system that supporters say provides vital aid to one in four Egyptians living in poverty.
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Rwanda, China Strengthen Ties
A shopkeeper weighs sugar (file photo): China has announced the awarding of a grant towards bamboo cultivation, processing and utilisation in Rwanda.
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