Milken-Motsepe Prize in FinTech Announces Three Finalists Competing for US$1 Million Grand Prize
The Milken Institute and the Motsepe Foundation have revealed the three finalists for the Milken-Motsepe Prize in FinTech, who will ...
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Chad and Equatorial Guinea Assume Leadership of ECCAS Chambers of Commerce
In a significant step toward strengthening regional economic cooperation, the Republic of Chad and the Republic of Equatorial Guinea have ...
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Equatorial Guinea: Emilio Nsue is now eligible, but the lost points are still in limbo
In an unexpected but positive turn for Equatorial Guinean football, FIFA has declared Emilio Nsue López, captain of the Nzalang ...
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Congo: Advancing towards energy self-sufficiency with the support of the African Development Bank
The Republic of Congo has signed two donation agreements with the African Development Bank (AfDB) totaling $1.5 million to strengthen ...
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Benin: The Autonomous Port of Cotonou strengthens its key role in West Africa
The Autonomous Port of Cotonou, Benin’s main maritime platform, is advancing its transformation with a modernization plan financed with €80 ...
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Gabon: The government denies the resignation of Oligui Nguema
The authorities in Gabon have firmly denied the resignation of the transitional president, Brice Oligui Nguema, as a member of ...
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Equatorial Guinea: A 3-year-old boy could be a “genius”
The Adventist School of Malabo has identified an exceptional student in its classroom: Julio Obiang, just three years old, who ...
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CEMAC: Gabon and Equatorial Guinea, united by 10 MW of electricity
Equatorial Guinea and Gabon have taken a decisive step in Central Africa's energy integration with the inauguration of a 20 ...
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China: Innovation and technology mark the Year of the Snake
In China, the beginning of the Year of the Snake has been marked by significant technological milestones, with innovations that ...
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Maternal Languages: The pillars of identity, at risk
According to UNESCO, more than 40% of the world’s languages are at risk of disappearing, many of which are African. ...
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