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  2. World Bank projects 6.2 percent growth in 2026

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Tanzania takes firm steps to raise financial literacy to 80pc by 2030

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Army returns to strategic east Congo town after rebel withdrawal

  1. Uganda partially restores internet after Museveni election win

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