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COP29 agrees to triple public finance to developing countries
Oil pipeline damage, refugee inflow challenge South Sudan economy
United States, Mauritania held energy security dialog
Kenya, Mauritius emerge as top cybercrime targets
African group calls for equitable climate finance at COP29
Aleph Hospitality announces two luxury resorts in Morocco
Africa advised to deepen domestic financial markets
U.S. Embassy supports Ethiopian higher education
Ethiopian Airlines achieves four-star global airline award
Africa’s green industrial future imitative launched at COP29
Japan supports peace, conflict management training in Ethiopia
Cloudflare, Liquid C2 to introduce enhanced cybersecurity solutions
Zero Emissions, Resilient Buildings Accelerator introduced at COP29
USTDA advances Internet connectivity in southern, central Africa
Group to unlock Africa’s critical minerals potential
Republic of Congo to accelerate oil, gas projects
COP29 opens in Baku, Azerbaijan
Zambia to secure $185.5 million from IMF
COP29 must remedy the injustice of climate finance in Africa
Saudia records 10% growth in guest transportation for Q3 2024
Ethiopian Airlines gets Africa’s first Airbus A350 -1000
Unite Oil & Gas unveils Congo growth strategy
WHO lists additional mpox diagnostic tests for emergency use
Africa needs to invest in robust statistics
Road safety and Addis Ababa’s sidewalk renovation
Ethiopia’s digital economy to contribute 1.3 trillion Birr to GDP
Revolutionizing African banking regulation: The India example
COP29 will leave participants with unforgettable memories
Ghana purchases its first drought insurance policy
Ethio Telecom offers 100 billion Birr shares to public
November 25, 2024

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