Afreximbank: Ghana is current on loans despite creditor tensions
Ghana’s current repayments to Afreximbank put it at odds with other lenders seeking losses amid debt talks.
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Rapid spread of cholera kills dozens in 2 days in Sudan
A cholera outbreak in war-torn Khartoum has killed 70 in two days and overwhelmed the city’s healthcare services already crippled by ongoing conflict.
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Ongoing war in Sudan wrecks cities and halts recovery
War in Sudan has destroyed power stations, hospitals and water supplies leaving millions without basic services and creating massive reconstruction needs.
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Morocco fights relentless fires consuming hundreds of acres
Moroccan firefighters and military continue to battle wildfires in Tangier for a fourth day with strong winds and heat complicating efforts.
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Militants strike as TotalEnergies plans gas restart in Mozambique
Militant violence in northern Mozambique intensifies just as TotalEnergies plans to resume its major gas project.
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Women and girls in Sudan live under constant assault threat
MSF warns that sexual violence against civilians in Sudan is widespread and survivors need urgent medical care.
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AfDB taps Mauritania’s super banker Sidi Ould Tah as next chief
The African Development Bank group appointed Mauritania’s Sidi Ould Tah as its new president starting September.
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SA central bank cuts rate as inflation stays low
South Africa’s central bank made a modest rate cut after April inflation undershot the target range again.
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East Libya may stop oil over NOC pressure
Libya’s eastern government may declare force majeure on oil fields and ports citing assaults on the National Oil Corporation
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Tunisia expects grain harvest to jump 64 percent this season
Tunisian officials anticipate a strong grain harvest of 1.8 million tons this year thanks to improved weather conditions.
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