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A dispute over arrangements for the decisive second round of Guinea's September 19 Presidential election is raising concern that the outcome of the landmark poll will be challenged and could...
Rebel claims that Malaysia's Petronas has stopped oil and gas exploration in Ethiopia are lies and three more firms are in negotiations to start exploration in the country, its Mines Minister said...
Striking South African State workers staged a protest march on Thursday after rejecting a revised wage offer aimed at ending their three-week strike that has the government and the labour movement...
Sudan needs structural reforms to broaden its economy and encourage private business to reduce a 46% poverty rate and qualify for relief on its $35-billion external debt, the World Bank's...
The African Development Bank (AfDB) expects to lend $2,2-billion to the private sector in 2011, up from the $2-billion forecast for this year, a senior bank official said on Wednesday.
South Africa's largest union on Wednesday suspended a one-day sympathy strike this week that could have shut mines in order to give about 1,3-million striking State workers more time to consider a...
The World Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to "scaling up" its support for hydropower infrastructure in developing countries, which it describes as the largest source of renewable and low-carbon...