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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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Will Zimbabwe Politics Add Shine to Diamond Trade?
A complete overhaul of Zimbabwe's political framework has been described as the key to unlocking the country's true diamond potential, says a human rights campaigner.
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- Malawi: How to Save a Fish ... a Lake and a People (IPS)
- Sudan: Khartoum Behind Fresh Wave of Violence Over Gold in Darfur - Report (Sudan Tribune)
- Liberia: Opposition Party to Resist 'Exploitation of Resources' (New Dawn)
- Ethiopia: Country Earns U.S.$2.2 Billion From Exports (Addis Fortune)
- Ethiopia: IMF Projects 5.5 Percent Growth Rate for Ethiopia in 2014 (Addis Fortune)
- South Africa: Green Light for Eskom Wind Farm (SAPA)
- Nigeria: Foreign Investors Take U.S.$2.7 Billion Out of Nigeria in Three Months (Vanguard)
- Nigeria: Investors Confidence in Nigerian Economy Surge (Vanguard)
- Namibia: Mangetti Ends Shailemo's 14-Year Rule (Namibian)
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- Nigeria: Anti-Terror War Gulped N372 Billion in 2012 - Report (Daily Trust)
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- Tanzania: Oil, Gas Exploration Bids to Open Next Year (Daily News)
- Nigeria: Excess Crude Account Drops to U.S.$5.27 Billion (Vanguard)
- Kenya: Wheat Farmers Shift to Other Crops As Price Drops (The Star)
- Liberia: Give Jobs to Liberians - Pro-Tempore Urges Concessionaires (New Democrat)
- Nigeria: First Bank CEO Highlights Nigeria's Investment Opportunities At World Economic Forum (This Day)
- Liberia: Open Budget Extends to Rural Liberia (New Dawn)
- Uganda: Kagulu Opens Tourism Doors (Observer)
- Rwanda: Diaspora Can Help Fuel Rwanda's Technology and Digital Ambitions (New Times)
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