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M23 rebels loot $70 million worth of gold from DRC mine since May

Rebels occupying Twangiza Mining’s gold concession in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have looted at least 500 kilograms of bullion since May||Rebels occupying Twangiza Mining’s gold concession in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have looted at least 500 kilograms of bullion since May

BNP Paribas CFO to host call To discuss Sudan litigation cas

BNP Paribas Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Lars Machenil will host a call with analysts this Tuesday at 15:00 CAT to discuss Sudan litigation case||BNP Paribas Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Lars Machenil will host a call with analysts this Tuesday at 15:00 CAT to discuss Sudan litigation case

Fitch expects SA to set 3% inflation target in November

Fitch Ratings expects South Africa (SA) to announce a revised 3% inflation target during November’s medium-term budget policy statemen||Fitch Ratings expects South Africa (SA) to announce a revised 3% inflation target during November’s medium-term budget policy statemen

USAID cuts had ‘severe impact’ on Somalia’s economy

The closure of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) earlier this year hit Somalia’s economy and tax revenues||The closure of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) earlier this year hit Somalia’s economy and tax revenues

Concerned carmakers race to beat China’s rare earths deadline

Global automakers are scouring the globe for crucial rare earths ahead of looming Chinese export controls, with executives worried they could lead to parts shortages and plant closures||Global automakers are scouring the globe for crucial rare earths ahead of looming Chinese export controls, with executives worried they could lead to parts shortages and plant closures

SA Rights Institute takes city to court over informal traders’ removal

Socio-Economic Rights Institute (SERI) of South Africa (SA) has taken the City of Johannesburg to the High Court over the removal of informal traders||Socio-Economic Rights Institute (SERI) of South Africa (SA) has taken the City of Johannesburg to the High Court over the removal of informal traders
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