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Yango Fellowship brings together tech talent from six African countries to build locally rooted solutions
Fellows from Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Zambia, Senegal, Ethiopia and Mozambique pitch tech…
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Yango Fellowship brings together tech talent from six African countries to build locally rooted solutions
Fellows from Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Zambia, Senegal, Ethiopia and Mozambique pitch tech…
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Global organizations announce five-year goal to help more than 3 billion people use AI in their own language and voice
60 initial signatories – frontier AI labs, researchers, companies, governments, community organizations,…
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Global organizations announce five-year goal to help more than 3 billion people use AI in their own language and voice
60 initial signatories – frontier AI labs, researchers, companies, governments, community organizations,…
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Global organizations announce five-year goal to help more than 3 billion people use AI in their own language and voice
60 initial signatories – frontier AI labs, researchers, companies, governments, community organizations,…
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Global organizations announce five-year goal to help more than 3 billion people use AI in their own language and voice
60 initial signatories – frontier AI labs, researchers, companies, governments, community organizations,…
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Senegalese football star Mané bankrolls $20m into Mango factory
BAMBALI-(MaraviPost)- Senegalese football star Sadio Mané is investing U$$20 million of his…
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Malawi inflation falls to 20% in August
By Roy Howa LILONGWE-(MANA)-Malawis headline inflation rate has dropped to 20.0 percent in August 2026 from 20.8 percent in July, the Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has said. According to the latest statistics published by the RBM on Thursday, food inflation fell from 14.3 percent to 13.4 percent, while non-food inflation declined from 32.2 percent to 31.8 percent. Meanwhile, August monthly figures show that inflation remained unchanged at 2.0 percent, with food inflation declining to 2.5 percent from 2.9 percent in July, while non-food inflation increased to 1.2 percent from 0.7 percent. The publication says the sustained downward trend reflects improving price stability across the economy and the effectiveness of ongoing macroeconomic policies. “This sustained downward trend reflects improving price stability across the economy and underscores the effectiveness of ongoing macroeconomic policies,” reads part of the publication. RBMs latest statistics also show that rural areas recorded higher monthly inflation at 2.1 percent compared to 1.8 percent in urban areas. The publication further says the central bank remains committed to maintaining monetary and financial stability while supporting sustainable economic growth and confidence in Malawis markets.
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IMF cuts Zimbabwe 2027 growth outlook
HARARE-(MaraviPost)-International Monetary Fund (IMF) has trimmed its growth forecast for Zimbabwe in…
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NBM plc supports PRSM lakeshore conference with MK8 million
BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc has contributed MK8 million towards this…








