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A Tale of two cities – The contrasting fortunes of Joburg and Cape Town…A fun, subjective as well as more serious look at the understated reasons why Joburg always comes out on top
One year on from the Kenyan Election: I was wrong… President William Ruto has done a solid job in a bad situation while Raila Odinga’s actions have betrayed the sort of president he would have made.
Inflation is coming down nicely… but will it last?
The enigmatic world of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church
Stagflation, a looming credit crunch and debt crisis: Why inflation and interest rates will stay mostly high this decade and run the very real risk of fomenting the biggest debt crisis in the modern era
Liberia and LISCR – The Shipping and Corporate Registry. A rich and secretive history that lays bare the double-standards of globalisation in the West
Transitory or not, the Great Inflation Debate is really missing the point…
The Cape 1000 is Africa’s answer to the Mille Miglia
For its own good, SA must take the regional lead against Russia
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Violence against women continues to occur at an alarming scale, globally. In Africa, where the battle against GBV is particularly pronounced, these 16 days hold paramount importance in raising awareness.
#NationGender
#16daysofactivism
Nigeria will supply more gas to Germany after the two countries signed a deal that will also include $500m (£399m) in renewable energy investments in the West African nation.
The first gas under the deal will be exported to Germany in 2026.
🔗 https://bbc.in/3MTOncn
This may seem funny (and it is) - but this should make you realize that South Africa is truly out of control. A whole minister of the Republic's vehicle was spike stripped and then her entire bodyguard contingent - including herself - were robbed of valuables and firearms.
Kenya’s General Election: Why, for the good of the country, Raila Odinga must win