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New Fisheries and Aquaculture Bill Set to Streamline Zimbabwe’s Seafood Industry

Zimbabwe is taking a bold step toward ensuring the sustainable management of its fisheries and aquaculture sector with the introduction of a new bill designed to streamline and regulate the country’s fishing industry. This move comes after years of criticism regarding the lack of a cohesive framework, which has contributed to overfishing and unsustainable practices, […]

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NASENI Unveils Bold Strategies to Boost Patronage of Made-in-Nigeria Products

In a decisive move to bolster the nation’s industrial base and promote local innovation, the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) has unveiled comprehensive strategies aimed at enhancing the visibility, acceptance, and competitiveness of Made-in-Nigeria products. The initiative, described as both timely and necessary, seeks to tackle head-on the persistent challenges that have […]

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Kenya Secures $500 Million UAE Loan Tranche Amid Strategic Gulf Partnership and Economic Resurgence

 In a landmark move that could reshape Kenya’s financial diplomacy and economic trajectory, the East African nation is preparing to receive the first $500 million installment of a $1.5 billion commercial loan from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This initial disbursement, expected next week, marks a significant step in Nairobi’s pivot toward non-traditional lenders as […]

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IMF Urges Asian Central Banks to Deploy Rate Cuts as U.S. Tariff Shock Threatens Regional Growth

Introduction: A Perfect Storm of Trade Tensions and Economic UncertaintyThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on Asian central banks to wield monetary policy as a shield against the economic fallout from escalating U.S. tariffs, warning that the region’s growth prospects face significant risks from trade disruptions and financial market volatility. In its latest regional […]

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Tanzania Escalates Regional Trade War with Agricultural Import Bans Targeting South Africa and Malawi

A Tit-for-Tat Trade Dispute Shakes Southern Africa Tanzania has ignited a regional economic standoff by imposing immediate bans on agricultural imports from South Africa and Malawi. The move, announced late Wednesday by Agriculture Minister Hussein Mohamed Bashe, is a direct retaliation against what Tanzania calls “hostile trade measures” imposed by its Southern African Development Community […]

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Kenya and China Forge Closer Ties: Accelerating Trade, Investment, and Infrastructure Development

In a significant move to bolster economic collaboration, Kenya and China have agreed to expedite the conclusion of a free trade agreement (FTA) following high-level discussions between President William Ruto and Chinese Prime Minister Li Qiang. This development underscores the deepening partnership between the two nations, aiming to enhance market access and mutual economic growth.​ […]

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Britain’s Budget Deficit Surges Past Forecasts, Raising Fiscal Concerns

Britain’s public finances have taken a serious hit, as new figures reveal a significantly larger budget deficit than expected for the 2024/25 financial year. The government borrowed nearly £152 billion — approximately £15 billion more than what was projected just a month ago — reigniting concerns over the sustainability of the country’s economic strategy and […]

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South Africa Scraps Planned VAT Hike After Political Pushback and Economic Concerns

South Africa’s Finance Ministry stunned markets and consumers alike on Thursday by announcing that it will not proceed with the planned increase in value-added tax (VAT) from May 1. The decision, delivered in a brief statement, follows intense political opposition within the governing coalition and mounting concerns about the measure’s social and economic impact. Finance […]

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