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Tripoli Zoo located in the heavily targeted Bu Salim district, suffered severe impact during recent militia clashes between forces from Misrata and Tripoli.

The corporation, which is the trade finance arm of the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Group, has reached ​an agreement with Société Burkinabè des Fibers Textiles (SOFITEX) as the executing agency.

Various telecommunications infrastructure construction and deployment projects, including towers, and fiber optic cables in the target countries will be carried out in the coming years.

It has been realized that over 15 percent of all insurance claims in the world are steeped in fraud, costing governments and insurers big monetary losses amounting to billions

Countries worldwide are rushing to evacuate their citizens from Tripoli after violent clashes between rival Libyan factions continue to escalate on a daily basis.

Artisanal and Small-Scale Miners are the people who actually keep extractive industries in Africa booming, yet they are always downplayed and underrated

Cabo Verde is spearheading Africa's digital economy development by hosting two technology parks that serve as hub for connecting the continent

Under the Mattei Plan for Africa, Italy aims to foster economic and strategic partnerships with African nations and institutions

Zumaridi, one of the many prophets dotting the Tanzanian landscape, usually prefers to be addressed as ‘King,’ not ‘Queen’ but her multitude of followers believes the lady is a God

The new transport and road authorities of Goma and Bukavu have since reduced the road exit tax by 33 percent ​another burden to motorists