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Namibia faces power shortage following import cut

Namibia that relies heavily on electricity imports faces load-shedding after it lost its supplies from Zimbabwe and South Africa. The CEO...

UN lauds Central Africa’s free movement decision

The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) has hailed the decision by the Central Africa's economic bloc to lift visa-based restrictions on free...

Zimbabwe diamond production plunges 34 percent in 2014

Zimbabwe's diamond production fell by 34 percent to 5.9 million carats in 2014 from 8.9 million carats in 2013 due to depletion in alluvial...

South Africa power utility wins 17-year legal battle against trade union

The Constitutional Court of South Africa has dismissed an application for leave to appeal by trade union Solidarity over a wage dispute with national...

Kenya recovers 5,000 weapons from disarmament exercise

Kenya has so far confiscated 5,000 illicit small arms since 2011, officials said on Thursday. William Saiya, Director of Kenya National Focal Point on Small...

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Somalia presses Meta over WhatsApp usernames plan

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Scientists grow early human sperm cells from stem cells

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Meta quits RE100 clean energy pact as gas investment grows

Climate Group says Meta no longer meets the renewable...

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