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Seized Wheat, Frozen Accounts and a $2 Billion Offer: Two Grain Traders Take On Mozambique’s Import Monopoly in Court
A Grain Monopoly Created by Decree In 1948, under Portuguese colonial rule, a company was founded that would outlive the…
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Tides of Change: How Zanzibar’s Women Are Turning Seaweed into Gold
At low tide on the beaches of Zanzibar, dozens of women wade knee-deep in the turquoise shallows, their skirts billowing…
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Cowardice, Revolt and a Death Sentence: A Goma Military Court Convicts 66 Soldiers at Walikale
Twelve Days in a Walikale Courtroom A military court that carries Goma's name sat…
Malawi’s Quiet Public Health Win: New HIV Infections Fall by Three-Quarters Since 2010, With 6,000 the Goal for 2030
Fifteen Years of Prevention, Testing and Treatment Sixty thousand in 2010. Fourteen thousand in…
The Price of Being an African Borrower: Companies on the Continent Pay 1.8 Points More for Bond Finance, an IFC Study Finds
Money Exists, Cheap Money Does Not Africa does not lack investors willing to lend…
Stopped at OR Tambo and a Bruma Hotel: Nine Young Zimbabweans Charged in South Africa Over a Bid to Join the Ukraine War
Johannesburg as a Transit Point for Someone Else's War Eleven months ago, South African…