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African Development Bank chief pledges full support to the UN SG’s agenda to deliver climate adaptation and early warning systems for all
The African Development Bank President, Dr Akinwumi Adesina, has pledged his institution’s…
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Fostering Peace, Forging Prosperity: The African Development Bank’s Collaborative Journey Towards the Global Goals
Beneficiary of an offset project, Everin Moyo with her grandchildren, in their…
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Showcasing projects worth billions of dollars, Africa Investment Forum drums up global investor interest ahead of Market Days 2023
AIF Senior Director Chinelo Anohu (center) with Hilda Al-Hinai, Secretary General of…
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Opera Mini hits 1 billion downloads worldwide, celebrating 18 years of its existence
NAIROBI, Kenya, 25 September, 2023 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/- Today we’re honored to announce…
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African Development Bank debars Joycot General Contractors Limited for 15 months for fraudulent practices
The African Development Bank Group, on 25 September 2023, announces the 15-month…
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AfDB chief offers five ways for a fairer global financial architecture with beneficial development for Africa
The African Development Bank President, Dr Akinwumi Adesina, has said the global financial…
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Four growth challenges for emerging African telcos
by Robert van Breukelen, COO at Itemate Solutions DODOMA, Tanzania, 25 September…
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NBM hail vendors on loan repayments
BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-National Bank of Malawi Plc (NBM) has applauded vendors for performing extremely…
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Despite pushes for “Common prosperity”, China’s income gap widens
HONG KONG—(VOA)-Beijing’s latest annual income data from the National Bureau of Statistics…
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Embattled MultiChoice investors lose R32 billion in six months
JOHANNESBURG-(MaraviPost)-MultiChoice investors have lost R32 billion in six months as the DStv…
