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African Export and Import Bank expands overseas with a branch in Barbados, Caribbean

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The Barbados AATC is described to be an authentic icon of trade embodying the ambition, resilience, and influence of leading commercial cities in Africa and the Caribbean that serve as dynamic focal points for commerce.
Africa

Floods submerge Juba International Airport in South Sudan

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As it happens, many of the aircraft heading to Juba have been unable to land immediately due to unsafe conditions caused by the foggy-blinding downpour.
Earth

Rains to continue pounding Kenya, Sudan and Uganda Between June and September as Tanzania goes dry

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The period contributes to over 50 percent of annual rainfall over the northern parts of the horn of Africa region, and more than 80 percent in most parts of Sudan,
World

Ugandan Rebel, Joseph Kony faces new charges at ICC in The Hague next September

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The amendments of criminal charges against Kony came after new evidence emerged including testimonies from victims who suffered persecution rape and sexual enslavement under his arm.
Business

South Sudan seizes eleven oil tankers for porting sub-standard fuel into the country

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The South Sudan National Bureau of Standards confirmed that the shipment of petroleum fuel contained in the 11 fuel tankers failed the quality and laboratory tests as it did not comply with the technical standards approved by the East African Community
Africa

Burkina Faso builds grand statue for Captain Thomas Sankara to honor former leader

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Thomas Sankara, often called ‘Africa’s Che Guevara,’ led Burkina Faso from 1983 to 1987, renaming the country from Upper Volta to Burkina Faso, meaning ‘Land of Upright People.’
Africa

South Sudan army barrack ambushed by village cowboys. Base commander captured.

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The Thiik community has been accusing the SSPDF soldiers of fueling attacks between them and their nemesis the Akok community by supporting the latter.
Business

Why African Countries need to formalize their Artisanal small-scale mining sectors

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

Is President Salva Kiir Dead? South Sudan Government refutes ‘malicious’ rumors

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The Sudanese Ministry is therefore affirming that President Salva Kiir is in good health and continues to carry out his constitutional duties without any hindrances 
Business

Islamic Development Bank joins hands with AfDB to address fragility in Africa’s finances

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The exchange spotlighted the African Development Bank’s Transition Support Facility (TSF), which committed more than USD 610 million to projects in fragile contexts in 2024.
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