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Botswana’s De Beers Bet Could Reach Beyond Diamonds, but Terms Matter
Botswana plans to double its De Beers holding to 30% and has named a preferred bidder for Anglo American’s 85% stake. The proposed transaction is not complete; its value will depend on purchase terms, risk-sharing and whether greater ownership delivers lasting benefits beyond diamond sales.
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Kenyan protests linked to crop cycles, study shows
Research analyzing 20 years of data in Kenya reveals that protests in rural farming communities follow a seasonal rhythm tied to agricultural cycles. Protests tend to increase after harvests when farmers face economic pressures. This insight could help governments and aid agencies anticipate and manage unrest more effectively.
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Kenya seizes 454 kg of crystal meth worth $27 million in coastal raid
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African Development Bank pushes to mobilize over $1 trillion in continent’s pension assets for development
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Mobile Betting Drives Football Gambling Boom Among African Youth
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Kenyan women transform discarded synthetic hair into stylish handmade bags
Business Africa · 7 min read
Can East Africa Put Pension Savings to Work?
Business Africa · 6 min read
Ethiopia Coffee Exports Rise, but Miss Target
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Malaria resurgence in SADC linked to climate change and reduced funding
Business Africa · 6 min read
Namibia’s Dangote Fuel Hub Faces Delivery Test
Business Africa · 8 min read
Africa’s New Energy Bank Must Turn Capital into Deals
The Africa Energy Bank has formally taken shape in Abuja, but its $5 billion authorised capital is not the same as cash ready to lend. First financing decisions will determine whether the institution changes project funding across the continent.










