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Egypt begins bitcoin trading

Egypt's first bitcoin exchange will go live later this month, the founders of Bitcoin Egypt said, linking the Middle East's most populous country with a cryptocurrency that has surged in value in recent months.

Nigeria’s Dangote wants to buy Arsenal and sack Wenger

The richest man in Africa, Aliko Dangote who also supports English Football club, Arsenal has announced that he is planning on buying the club and his first decision would be to sack the current manager, Arsene Wenger.

Ghana wants ban on fruits export to European markets lifted

Ghanaian fruits and vegetable farmers are feeling the impact of a current ban on the export of their products into European markets.

Egypt invests in Chinese funded electric train

Egypt has resolved to invest on a $255 million electric train project that will run to the country’s planned new administrative capital.

Tanzania calls off Kenya trade row meeting

Tanzanian officials have put off a meeting intended to iron out outstanding trade disputes with Kenya amid concerns Dar es Salaam was maintaining a hardline stance in the spat.

Dangote to invest $450m into agric business in Niger state

Alhaji Aliko Dangote, the President of Dangote Group, on Monday said the company would invest $450 million in agriculture in Niger State over the next three years.

Licenses of two Ghanaian banks revoked over lack of funds

Two local banks in Ghana, Capital Bank and UT Bank have had their licenses revoked by the country’s central bank over lack of funds.

Congo reinstates VAT on imports for mining companies

Congo has reinstated a value added tax on mining company imports, the chamber of mines said on Saturday, part of what miners say is a deteriorating business climate in the country.

Rwanda to sell 5-year Treasury bond in August

Rwanda will sell a five-year Treasury bond worth 10 billion francs ($12.12 million) this month to fund infrastructure projects, the central bank said on its website.

Uber’s Travis Kalanick sued for fraud

Travis Kalanick, the former Uber chief executive who was ousted in June, is being sued by one of the company's biggest investors.

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