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Charcoal sales in Tanzania surged to Sh5.73 billion, a 100% increase from last year, as reported by the BoT, despite efforts to promote clean cooking energy. The growth underscores the …
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The conflict between elephants and farmers in Kenya has intensified due to drought and habitat loss, causing elephants to raid crops. Conservation organizations are seeking solutions, such as electric fencing …
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Brazil’s gross debt-to-GDP ratio decreased to 75.3% in January, down from 76.1% in December, surpassing market expectations. This decline was influenced by net debt redemptions and GDP growth. The public …
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The UPA condemned the South Sudan government’s invitation to the UPDF, viewing it as a potential escalation of conflict amid rising tensions. They called for the withdrawal of foreign troops …
UPA Criticizes South Sudan Government Over Ugandan Military Invitation Read More
The United People’s Alliance criticizes South Sudan’s government for inviting Ugandan troops amid escalating tensions. Formed in January, the UPA demands foreign troop withdrawal and calls for regional and international …
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Frelimo has urged the Mozambican government to enhance support for victims of Cyclone Jude, which has resulted in six fatalities and significant disruption to education and infrastructure. Meteorologists report the …
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Brazil is proposing a blockchain-based payment system for BRICS to improve cross-border transactions and reduce costs. This initiative will be discussed at the upcoming BRICS summit in July. The plan …
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Brazil faces backlash over Amazon deforestation linked to highway construction for the COP30 climate summit, questioning its commitment to environmental conservation. The project, intended to accommodate thousands of attendees, has …
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Brazil is facing backlash over deforestation in the Amazon for a highway linked to the COP30 climate summit, raising concerns about environmental commitment. Locals fear loss of livelihoods, while environmentalists …
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Brazil’s consumer prices surged 1.31% in February, marking the largest increase in three years and pushing annual inflation to 5.06%. This situation is straining President Lula’s administration, as costs of …
Brazil’s Consumer Prices Surge, Eroding Support for President Lula Read More