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UK-AFRICA SUMMIT: Britain makes a small first step towards green technology
Climate campaigners have described the announcement by the British government to suspend financial support for thermal coal as a “small...
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Mozambique fishermen point to China as fish stocks shrink
Luis Domingo, a fisherman in Beira, Mozambique, pursues the trade that has maintained his family for generations. But now he...
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Revitalizing economic ties top of agenda at the UK-Africa summit
African Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina is expected in London for the UK-Africa Summit, an investment summit aimed at forging...
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FAO Distributing Inputs in Cabo Delgado
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) is distributing agricultural inputs to over 12,000 households affected by Cyclone Kenneth...
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Nespresso invests in reviving coffee from Mozambique
Nespresso has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park to promote the local coffee industry as part...
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Why African farmers are waking up to the huge potential of guinea fowl
In Africa, the potential of guinea fowl largely remains untapped across the continent’s sprawling markets. But poultry farmers in the...
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Beira fishing port renovated, tuna exports set to resume
The opening of the Chinese-renovated Beira fishing port in Mozambique has meant that exports of tuna caught in the Sofala...
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Cape Town Agreement on fishing safety gains momentum
Efforts to put Cape Town Agreement on vessel safety into force has gathered momentum as more countries have signed a...
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