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IMF Staff Team Completes Mission to Côte d’Ivoire

An International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission led by Dan Ghura visited Abidjan from September 19 to October 3, 2017 to hold discussions on the second review of the three-year economic and financial program supported by the IMF through arrangements under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) and the Extended Fund Facility (EFF).

Wits University drops KPMG over Guptas scandal

Wits University will not be renewing its contracts with audit firm KPMG, which are set to lapse at the end of the year.

Nissan faces $220m hit from Japanese recall

Nissan will recall 1.2 million vehicles in Japan after regulators said safety checks did not meet domestic requirements.

South Africa loses over 2million birds through bird flu

More than two million birds have died or have been culled since an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza  - or bird flu - was confirmed in the Western Cape in August, Economic Opportunities MEC Alan Winde said on Monday.

Libya’s Benghazi port opens again after 3 years

Benghazi port in east Libya reopened Sunday for the first time in three years after being forced to cease operations because of clashes in the cradle of the 2011 revolution.

Japan records high business confidence in decade

Confidence among Japan's biggest manufacturers has jumped to its highest level in a decade, a key central survey showed on Monday, as the world's number three economy picks up pace.

British airline Monarch ends operations

Monarch Airlines has ceased trading and its 300,000 future bookings for flights and holidays have been cancelled, the Civil Aviation Authority has said.

Private sector credit demand growth rises in South Africa

South Africa’s rand firmed against the dollar in early trade on Friday as data showed private sector credit demand growth rose in August, with focus on more economic data due later in the day that could provide further clues on the health of the economy.

Working conditions getting bad in Ghana – Report

A new report by one of Ghana’s leading research institutes showed that many Ghanaians do not think about working conditions when accepting job offers.

Zuckerberg and Trump clash over Facebook

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg fired back at US President Donald Trump on Wednesday after he accused the leading social network of being "always anti-Trump."

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