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Construction begins soon on first Kampala flyover project
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Sudan’s protests point to weaknesses in Bashir’s rule
Sudan’s Omar Bashir fended off a march by opponents on his presidential palace in the capital, Khartoum, unleashing his security
Ethiopia unveils national initiative to ease doing business for investors
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Steyn hailed as South Africa’s greatest fast bowler
Dale Steyn, long considered South Africa’s greatest fast bowler, confirmed his status statistically when he became the country’s leading test
Chinese-built industrial parks provide new industrialization momentum across Africa
Mastewal Tsegaye, a graduate of the Arba Minch University in Ethiopia, is among the many young Ethiopians working for Chinese
Egypt’s Mubarak asks Sisi for ‘permission’ to testify in Morsi trial
Egypt’s deposed president Hosni Mubarak on Wednesday asked current President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi for “permission” to disclose sensitive information in the
Police spokesman: Calmness has returned to Sudan
Sudanese police on Wednesday said that calmness has returned to all states of the country after a wave of popular
Protests erupt in Algeria after man dies in well
Angry over the death of a man who was trapped in a well for six days, protesters tried to storm the offices