Ways European Football is Reshaping Urban Africa
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Xenophobia exodus demands more than sympathy
The warning was neither sudden nor hidden.
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SA crisis spills into Zim, Malawians stranded in Harare, Beitbridge overwhelmed
In Musina, the process is stalled as authorities record biometrics, as required by immigration law, and check if individuals are on police wanted lists.
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AfDB targets Africa's US$4tn savings in finance overhaul
For Mujuru, Pentagon Eye Care is the definitive answer to a burning question that kept him up at night: "Why should clear vision be a privilege when it is a necessity?"
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Stacey back in UCI top 100 after podium double at SA XCO Cup
The Zimbabwean mountain biker claimed a podium double at the SA XCO Cup in Gauteng, finishing third in the cross-country Olympic
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Debt arrears keep Zim locked out of global capital
However, the government is actively pushing an Arrears Clearance, Debt Relief, and Restructuring Strategy to normalise its relationship with the global financial community.
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Very few organisations are benefiting from fragmented information
The slow pace of data and information access slows down economic growth.
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