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More than 30 deportees, with estimates ranging between 37 and 45, are expected to arrive in Kinshasa by Friday, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

None of them are Congolese nationals. Instead, they are believed to come largely from Central and South America, including Colombia, Peru, Chile and Guatemala.

The transfer would mark Congo’s first partici...


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The iPhone maker is bringing ads to Maps this summer, and this week, it rolled out Apple Business, combining a suite of business-focused tools including ads into a single platform.

The vast majority of Apple’s ad revenue comes from app developers buying ads within the App Store. These new moves signal that it wants a bigger share of the ad market for small and midsize ...


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A delegation from the Taiwan-Africa Business Association (TABA) has disclosed plans to visit Nigeria later this year to deepen trade relations and sign investment agreements with government agencies and private sector players.

Chairman of TABA, Chih-Peng Huang, made this known during an interaction w...


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Sub-Saharan Africa’s fragile economic recovery is showing signs of strain, with growth projections for 2026 revised downward amid mounting global and domestic pressures, according to the latest Africa Economic Update by the World Bank Group.

The report projects regional growth at 4.1 per cent in 2026, uncha...


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The proposed naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by Donald Trump is raising fresh concerns over a deepening Middle East crisis, with analysts warning of significant ripple effects for African economies already grappling with external shocks.

The strategic waterway, linking the Persian Gulf to glob...


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