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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.

Fifth Africa CEO Forum opens in Geneva

Chief executive Officers of the largest African and international companies, political decision makers from more than 40 African countries and the most active bankers and investors on the continent are attending the the 5th edition of the Africa CEO Forum

Ghana to allow Banks to offer Islamic Banking product

Ghana has now made provisions for commercial banks in the West African country to offer Islamic banking products to its customers.

Ghana discovers Coral Reefs in its waters close to Côte d’Ivoire

Ghana’s discovery of coral reefs in its waters is good news but hinges on the ruling of its maritime boundary dispute with Côte d’Ivoire.

Mauritius to help Ghana improve ‘Ease of Doing Business’ index

Mauritius has committed to helping Ghana streamline measure to improve its Ease of Doing Business index.

Zimbabwe prints $102 million in bond notes

Zimbabwe's central bank has printed half of the 'bond notes' quasi-currency it intends to issue under a $200 million scheme, a state newspaper reported on Friday, as the country grapples with a biting shortage of U.S. dollars.

Chocolate producing companies to fight deforestation in Ivory Coast and Ghana

The world’s largest chocolate makers, including Nestlé, Mars and Mondelez have agreed to co-operate in ending deforestation in key cocoa growing areas, starting with the Ivory Coast and Ghana.

Uber Kenya increases fare by 20 percent after driver strikes

The Kenyan unit of U.S. ride-hailing firm Uber Technologies Inc has increased its fare by 20 percent, a move that follows protests and strikes by Uber drivers who said a lower fare made their service uneconomical.

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