Rwanda: Gov’t Plots for Cheaper Mobile Handsets
Rwanda Utilities and Regulatory Agency (RURA) in partnership with Rwanda Development Bank (RDB) and telecom operators are set to pilot for cheaper handsets for all.
Namibia: NCCI, Musicians to Aid Haiti
LOCAL musicians, together with the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) as well as the National Youth Council (NYC) and other stakeholders, are on a mission to raise relief funds for earthquake-hit Haiti through a music concert, an SMS campaign and a gala dinner.
Namibia: Govt Entry Into Mining ‘No Threat’
GOVERNMENT’S entrance into the mining sector through the 100-per cent state-owned Epangelo Mining is “no major threat”, Extract Resources Chairman Steve Galloway said at Swakopmund this weekend.
Nigeria rebels: not “directly responsible” for raid - Reuters
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Nigeria rebels: not "directly responsible" for raid
Reuters [ID:nLDE60U0KC] (For more Reuters Africa coverage and to have your say on the top issues, visit: af.reuters.com/ ) (Reporting by Randy Fabi; Writing by Nick … Unmet Vows Tied to Ebb of a Truce in NigeriaNew York Times Nigeria militants call off truce in oil-rich Niger DeltaChristian Science Monitor Nigerian Rebels End Delta Cease-Fire, Will Resume Oil AttacksBloomberg THISDAY -eTaiwan News -BBC News all 620 news articles » |
Togo Soccer Team Banned by Confederation of African Football - The Epoch Times
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Togo Soccer Team Banned by Confederation of African Football
The Epoch Times The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced that Togo will be banned from the next two Africa Cup of Nations and fined $50000 as punishment … Outrage at Togo's ban from Africa Cup of NationsTimes Online Botswana condemns CAF to suspend Togo from Africa CupPeople’s Daily Online Who said what at the Africa Cup of NationsWorld Sports Network (blog) Telegraph.co.uk -BusinessGhana -BBC News all 410 news articles » |
South Africa: Domestic Demand Poised to Pick Up
BORROWING by households and companies shrank for the third time in a row last month, but at a slower pace, suggesting that domestic demand was starting to revive.
South Africa: Nation Has Some Long-Life Brands
SA MIGHT be a young country, but it can hold its own when it comes to the vintage of some consumer and corporate brands, with Nederburg wine dating back to 1810 and Mrs Ball’s Chutney to 1852.
Zambia: New Country’s Highway Code to Lessen Road Carnage
FOR the past 10 years, Zambia has had to be content with road safety measures made possible from personal memory of a highway code that was last published in 1997 or through harsh realities of being policed by road traffic law enforcement agents.
South Africa: Exxaro Aims to Sell Green Power Into National Grid
MINING group Exxaro was pursuing plans to generate up to 300MW of renewable energy and had already started installing the measuring equipment, a senior manager in the company said on Friday.
South Africa: Even More Local Trade Mooted At Canton Fair
SOUTH African businesses are again expected to increase their presence at, and generate more business from, China’s biggest trade fair, the China Import and Export Fair in Guangzhou in April and May.
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