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Cameroon security forces killed 48 in election protests, UN sources say

Cameroon's security forces killed 48 civilians as they responded to protests against the re-election of President Paul Biya, the world's oldest ruler, according to data shared with Reuters on...

  1. Egypt's Suez Canal revenues rise 14 percent

  2. How chaos damaged Tanzania’s reputation as ‘Haven of Peace’

  3. Tanzania counting economic losses in the wake of chaos

  1. Dar es Salaam slowly reopens as curfew is lifted

  2. Former chairman for CCM for Shinyanga Region dies

  3. Arusha residents assured of peace, essential services

  4. Our silence was not abandonment

  5. Reeves tells Britain to get ready for 'hard choices' in UK budget

  6. Nigeria says US help against Islamist insurgents must respect its sovereignty

Africa

Cameroon security forces killed 48 in election protests, UN sources say

Cameroon's security forces killed 48 civilians as they responded to protests against the re-election of President Paul Biya, the world's oldest ruler, according to data shared with Reuters on...

  1. Egypt's Suez Canal revenues rise 14 percent

  2. Nigeria says US help against Islamist insurgents must respect its sovereignty

  3. Trump says there 'could be' US troops on the ground in Nigeria, or air strikes

  1. Ivory Coast's Ouattara secures fourth term with landslide election win

  2. World's oldest ruler re-elected in Cameroon, protests erupt

  3. Liberia agrees to accept wrongly deported migrant Abrego, US says

  4. Ivory Coast votes with Ouattara's legacy, age in focus

  5. Revealed: Eastern Africa’s most dangerous migration route

  6. Inside the Luo burial rituals as Raila Odinga Jr named family head

World

Reeves tells Britain to get ready for 'hard choices' in UK budget

British finance minister Rachel Reeves on Tuesday framed her second annual budget as one of "hard choices" to secure public spending while reducing Britain's debt, signalling possible broad tax...

  1. Netanyahu says Israel will respond after Hamas hands over remains

  2. US could hit Russia with more sanctions to end Ukraine war

  3. Trump puts permanent stamp on the White House

  4. US sanctions Colombia's president, accuses him of allowing expansion of drug trade

Business

New platforms seek to boost access to finance for Tanzanian businesses

Advisory and investment banking firm SSC Capital has launched four new financing platforms that seek to address access to capital challenge in Tanzania

  1. Tax administrators across Africa call for unity in tackling compliance challenges

  2. Tanzanian firms eye Chinese market

  3. BoT moves to stabilise shilling as dollar demand surges

  4. DSE investors adopt cautious approach ahead of elections

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