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Tensions Rise as South Africa Battles High Unemployment
The official opposition party has marched on the headquarters of the country's largest labour federation over a government proposal aimed at addressing unemployment.
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Ethiopia's Economy Receives Investment Boost
Economic development in the country is on rise, despite the challenges of drought and famine.
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Nigeria in U.S.$1 Billion Mining Deal with Foreign Investor
In a move that will further diversify the economy, the government has signed a deal with a multinational commodities trading and mining company based in Baar, Switzerland.
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