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Chinese projects not to blame for Africa’s debt – Official
Ahead of a summit with African leaders in Beijing next week, China’s Vice Commerce Minister, Qian…
Britain to boost trade in Africa with aid budget
British Prime Minister, Theresa May, said on Tuesday the UK will use its international aid…
Missing migrants found in Queensland’s Daintree rainforest
Authorities in Australia have arrested the last two migrants missing in the Daintree forest since…
Eritrea plans port on Red Sea coastline
Eritrea is considering building a port on its Red Sea coastline to export potash from deposits…
U.S. to veto WTO judge reappointment
The United States on Monday told the World Trade Organization (WTO) it would block the reappointment…
Crude oil producers slashed July output by 9%
An OPEC and non-OPEC monitoring committee has discovered that oil producers participating in a supply-reduction agreement…
Spanish police seizes cocaine concealed inside pineapples
The Spanish police on Monday, said 67 kilogrammes (148 pounds) of cocaine has been found inside…
Iran dares U.S., says it has full control of Gulf
The head of the navy of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, General Alireza Tangsiri, said on Monday…
Oil dips over U.S.-China trade concerns
Crude oil prices on Monday fell on concerns the U.S.-China trade dispute will erode global economic…
South Sudan resumes Toma South oil field production
Sudanese Oil Minister, Azhari Abdulqader, says South Sudan has resumed pumping 20,000 bpd of crude…