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Zimbabwe fuel prices more than double
HARARE (The Southern African Times) -Zimbabwe’s fuel prices will go up by as much as 152%...
Read moreDetailsNew Report Shows African Youth Nearly Doubling Incomes Through Entrepreneurship
Mastercard Foundation (Africa) Arlington, VA — As young people face challenging economic conditions around the world, an...
Read moreDetailsU.S. farming body and Zambian firm partner aim to boost crop yields
LUSAKA (The Southern African Times) - An American non-profit organisation has launched a $40 million joint...
Read moreDetailsEmerging markets to save $12 bln in 2020 debt relief – World Bank
NEW YORK (The Southern African Times) - The world’s poorest countries could save over $12 billion...
Read moreDetailsNew Development Bank provides South Africa with $1 bln COVID-19 loan
CAPE TOWN (The Southern African Times) - The New Development Bank established by the BRICS group...
Read moreDetailsRWANDA: Country plans to invest 2.4 billion USD for climate plan over 10 years
Rwanda’s climate agenda for the next ten years is well known. The country has recently adopted...
Read moreDetailsSouth Africa’s public broadcaster SABC preparing to lay off 600 workers
JOHANNESBURG (The Southern African Times) - The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) said on Thursday it...
Read moreDetailsInfrastructure fund Africa50 helps Egypt’s solar power sector take off
A 37-square-kilometer solar park so large that it can be seen from space, with over seven...
Read moreDetailsAmazon to hire 3,000 people in South Africa for customer service roles
JOHANNESBURG (The Southern African Times) - Amazon.com Inc is hiring 3,000 people in South Africa this...
Read moreDetailsNigerian e-health startup First Medtrade launches online medical market
LAGOS (The Southern African Times) - Nigerian e-health tech startup First Medtrade has launched its online...
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