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CAR is first African country to adopt bitcoin as official currency
The Central African Republic has now adopted bitcoin as an official currency, making it the second country in the world do to after El Salvador.El...
Russia parries off Ukraine invasion blame for global economic crisis
The Russian government has rejected recent news reporting with the narrative that its invasion of Ukraine has led to a global economic crisis.Russia is...
Telecel Group Announces the Acquisition of Mattel Mauritania
Tunisie Telecom, BSA telecommunication and COMATEL announce the signing, on March 14, of an exclusive agreement with the company TELECEL Group for the sale...
5 ways videos can help businesses generate more revenue
Video is becoming a highly significant source of attracting audiences. If you really want to get on to your intended audience, videos are among...
Gaming Market Statistics in Tanzania: The Rise of the Gaming Industry
Tanzania's gaming business has established itself as a vital industry that contributes significantly to the country's GDP. This article examines the primary findings of...
Why the AU is pushing for an African credit rating agency
There is an urge and surge from the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM), an organization under the African Union to work towards establishing an...
Dangote’s oil refinery to begin production in last quarter of 2022
Dangote's oil refinery plant will begin production by the fourth quarter of 2022, Group Executive Devakumar Edwin has said.
The 650,000 barrels per day (bpd)...
What the Global Oil Crisis means for Africa
Energy experts say the growing oil crisis across the globe is a wake-up call for the African continent to be become less dependent on...
Ghana: Climate risks could cost transport sector $3.9 billion
A new report estimates that by 2050 climate risks could cause damage worth $3.9 billion in Ghana's transport sector. But the report also offers...
Ghana’s President and ministers take pay cuts to deal with economic crisis
The Ghanaian President, Nana Akufo-Addo and his appointees have taken a 30% salary reduction as the country reels under economic challenges.The pay cut also...
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