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â A summit at National Harbor is testing whether the U.S. capital can turn a $4 billion African project pipeline into real money. The number to watch is smaller, and harder to reach. Washington has heard the pitch about African potential many times. Later this month, a group of African governments and dealmakers is betting the [âĤ] Â
â  â The 13th Kinshasa International Film Festival has opened in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, bringing together filmmakers and audiences to celebrate African storytelling […]
â  â By Zen Dlamini, Executive Head: Infrastructure (Sovereign and Public Sector), Standard Bank Corporate and Investment Banking Reliable infrastructure isnât just a convenience; itâs […]
â  â Ahead of the 10-year anniversary of the enforced disappearance of Zimbabwean journalist and pro-democracy activist Itai Peace Dzamara, Amnesty International calls on authorities […]