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[Vanguard] The Lagos State Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology (LAMIST) on Monday said that it had completed the first phase of a project to reduce the cost of Internet connectivity drastically.
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[Daily News] President Samia Suluhu Hassan yesterday joined global leaders to extend heartfelt condolences to the government and the people of Iran, following the passing on of President Ebrahim Raisi and his entourage in a chopper accident.
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[Daily News] The Vice-President, Dr Philip Mpango, has issued ten directives to strengthen the bee sector in efforts to increase foreign currency in the country.
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[Nile Post] Legislators sitting on the Public Accounts Committee of Parliament are concerned that in this era there are police stations where both female and male suspected are being detained in the same cells.
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Zimbabwe has asked gold miners across the country to ramp up output to support the ZiG currency launched last month, according to Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando. “This new currency is anchored on gold production, we have to determine ways to increase production,” Chitando...
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Zimbabwe’s sole authorized buyer of gold will introduce a system that traces supply of the metal from mines to the market in a bid to stop smuggling. Fidelity Gold Refinery’s initiative will start on Sept. 30, General Manager Peter Magaramombe told miners Monday in the capital, Harare.
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- Finance Bill 2024 Proposals seek to introduce a 25 per cent excise duty on vegetable oils, which KAM says will drive upwards the cost of cooking oil.
- The proposed finance law aims to expand Kenya’s tax base by bringing more economic activities into the tax net.
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[New Times] The Ugandan military said on Sunday that it has captured the commander of the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) militia and rescued nine abductees in a joint operation in eastern DR Congo, Xinhua reports. This comes about 10 days after atleast eight civilians died, on May 9, in an attack...
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[New Times] The Congolese army claimed, on Sunday, May 19, to have neutralised Christian Malanga, 41, saying he was the leader of Sunday's reportedly 'failed coup' attempt in the capital Kinshasa.
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[Namibian] Veteran Namibian journalist Ronelle Rademeyer, who was a former news editor of the Afrikaans newspaper Republikein, died in Windhoek on Monday evening, following a period of ill health.
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[New Times] Frank Habineza, the chairperson of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, on May 20, submitted his candidature for the July presidential elections to the National Electoral Commision (NEC), becoming the second aspirant to submit his candidature for the July polls after Paul Kagame...
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[New Times] Two independent candidates, Jean Damascene Dusengimana and Emmanuel Ndiyojuru, on Monday, May 20, submitted their candidatures for the July parliamentary elections to the National Electoral Commission (NEC), bringing the number of candidates not affiliated with any political party to 30.
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[New Times] On Sunday, May 5, Rwanda's secular musicians were once again slapped in the face by the fact that an up-and-coming gospel artist like Chryso Ndasingwa, who has three or fewer hits to his name, could fill BK Arena for the launch of his debut album.
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[New Times] Rubavu district authorities have provided insight into the delays surrounding the opening of Rwanda's largest port, assuring that preparations for the launch are ongoing.
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[New Times] Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), led by Rwandan professor Aristide Gumyusenge, have developed a detector that could provide continuous monitoring for the presence of toxic gases at home or in industrial settings, at a low cost.
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[New Times] The Ugandan military said on Sunday that it has captured the commander of the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) militia and rescued nine abductees in a joint operation in eastern DR Congo, Xinhua reports. This comes about 10 days after atleast eight civilians died, on May 9, in an attack...
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ICC judges will now review the evidence presented by Prosecutor Karim Khan to determine whether arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant, and the Hamas leaders can be issued.
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South African economic growth could be severely stunted if carbon taxes are widely imposed on its exports, according to a new report by the country’s central bank. The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) said the hit could reach 10% of exports and more than 9% of gross domestic product in 2050 under...
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[Daily Maverick] President Cyril Ramaphosa says that while he is sure former president Jacob Zuma will 'respect the rule of law', any violence after the Constitutional Court ruling to uphold the IEC's decision to bar Zuma from standing for Parliament will be dealt with.
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