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COP27: Germany commits €40 million to African Development Bank Group’s Climate Action Window initiative for fragile African states
Germany has committed €40 million to the African Development Bank Group’s Climate…
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African Development Bank predicts economic slowdown in East Africa in 2022, but bounce back in 2023
The African Development Bank has released its latest East African Economic Outlook,…
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African Development Bank invests $20 million in private equity fund targeting renewable energy projects in sub-Saharan Africa
The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group today approved…
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SAP Launches SAP Build to Unleash Business Expertise – Partners with Coursera to Empower a New Generation of Developers
LAS VEGAS, NV, 15 November 2022 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/- SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) announced at…
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African Energy Chamber demands an end to energy colonialism
A gas field is seen near Zarzaitine in In Amenas,1,600km (994 miles)…
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Malawi lawmakers to probe Alliance Capital bank’s MK21.7bn fraud
By Dorica Mtenje LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Malawi legislators are expect to have a joint committee…
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Malawians duped on AIP fertilizers as prices doubled
By Burnett Munthali It is not clear how many poor farmers will…
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‘Natural gas is not an ideological issue, it’s a pragmatic one,’ says AfDB’s Adesina
The president of the African Development Bank shares his views on investment…
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COP27: Egypt and a hundred partners, including the African Development Bank, launch “Guidebook for Just Financing” to address climate challenges
The Egyptian government has launched the Sharm El Sheikh Guidebook for Just…
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Particularly exposed to climate shocks, African cities are turning to adaptation and resilience
Water. Too much, or not enough… In South Sudan in 2021, flooding from…
