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Zimbabwe: Best Forex Prop Firm Black Friday Discount Codes and Offers for 2026
[New Zimbabwe] Black Friday falls on November 27, 2026, a good moment to lock in a cheaper forex challenge. Vetted Prop Firms' shortlist covers seven forex and CFD prop firms. The same code, VETTED, saves you 20% to 50% at each.

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Africa: PAPSS Bets On Local Currencies to Unlock Kenya's Africa Trade
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenyan businesses trading with other African markets could cut cross-border payment costs and reduce their reliance on foreign currencies as the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) expands its network across the continent.

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Nigeria: Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, November 9, 2026
[Vanguard] The dollar-to-naira exchange rate remains a key indicator for businesses, importers and Nigerians monitoring developments in the foreign exchange market.

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Nigeria: Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, November 3, 2026
[Vanguard] The naira traded at approximately ₦1,347.44 per dollar at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM), while the US dollar sold for about ₦1,395 in the parallel market on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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Uganda: Bugisu Resettlement Audit Flags Potential Shs60bn in Inflated Claims
[Nile Post] A government verification exercise in the Elgon sub-region has uncovered significant discrepancies in beneficiary lists for the landslide resettlement programme, with inflated entries potentially accounting for nearly Shs60 billion in public expenditure.

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