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Diamond group De Beers buys out retail partner LVMH

Anglo American's diamond specialist De Beers has bought the 50 percent stake held by French luxury goods group LVMH in De Beers Diamond Jewellers for an undisclosed sum, taking full ownership of the retail operation.

Uganda seek $500 million loan from China for roads

Uganda says it has asked China for a $500 million loan to help build almost 600 km (360 miles) of roads in the country's oil-rich west, amid criticism over heavy borrowing that has ballooned the country's debt.

South Africa halts some meat imports from Brazil

The government of South Africa has announced it is suspending importation of meat from Brazil over the recent scandal in the South American country's meat processing industry.

Kenya Revenue Authority ‘lost $39m to hacker’

An IT expert has been charged with hacking into Kenya's Revenue Authority and stealing $39m.

Ghana to establish Bauxite Alumina Authority

The Government of Ghana is to establish an Integrated Bauxite Alumina Authority in the next three month.

U.S. firm wants $561 million in power supply dispute with Tanzania

Symbion Power is seeking $561 million from Tanzania's state power supplier TANESCO via international mediation, accusing it of breach of contract, the U.S. firm said on Tuesday.

World bank disburses another $1 billion loan to Egypt

The World Bank has disbursed another $1 billion in financial assistance to Egypt out of its $3 billion loan programme with the country, the bank said in a statement on Monday.

US to ban laptops and tablets on flights, North Africa affected

The US is banning electronic devices from cabin baggage on flights from eight mainly Middle Eastern and North African countries.

Morocco signs financing agreement for $10 billion tech city

Morocco said on Monday that a $10 billion project to build a new industrial and technology hub near the northern city of Tangiers will be financed by Chinese group Haite, BMCE's Bank of Africa, and the Moroccan government.

Africa’s Next Level of Economic Transformation

The G20 finance ministers met last week in Germany to discuss critical challenges facing the global economy, from climate change to migration to humanitarian emergencies like the unfolding famine in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East.

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