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Addis Ababa seeks end to protracted conflict in northernmost region
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Dispute over contested Western Sahara territory sets Rabat against neighbours and EU trading partners
Governments and business have to work together, says Dangote Group’s CEO
Lower labour costs and government policy have helped attract European auto groups
As company sign-ups to the project slow due to Covid, the finance city is opening offices in Dubai and London
Many restaurants and shops are yet to reopen their doors as visitor footfall remains low
Yet some observers hope a more pro-business Rabat could improve country’s investment climate
Government underpin to encourage lending during the pandemic has ended, leaving banks’ balance sheets vulnerable
After a contraction last year, the IMF expects the economy to grow by 4.5 per cent in 2021
Rules that prioritise the export of green power to Europe could lead to a reliance on coal for domestic needs
Abidjan hails biggest discovery in two decades but critics raise risks and developed world’s focus on renewables
Understated Tanzanian exile who writes of lives caught in the tidal waves of history
Tanzanian novelist praised for ‘compassionate penetration of the effects of colonialism and the fate of the refugee’
GlaxoSmithKline jab recommended for use in Sub-Saharan Africa and other regions at risk
Relations deteriorating between Paris and west African country at centre of Islamist insurgency
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