Nigerian onion traders have resumed exports to Ghana following renewed engagements aimed at resolving challenges that had disrupted cross-border trade between the …
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News: Russia, Brazil and Canada Lead Global Forest Ranking as DR Congo Emerges Africa’s Forest Giant
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsForests cover a significant share of the planet’s land surface and play a critical role in biodiversity conservation, climate regulation, carbon storage …
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Africa: LAMATA Intensifies Stakeholder Engagement to Finalise Data-Driven Freight Policy for Smoother Goods Movement Across Lagos
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsThe Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (LAMATA) has intensified efforts to transform freight movement across Lagos with the successful conclusion of the …
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South Africa has the largest railway network in Africa in 2026, with approximately 30,400 kilometres of rail coverage, according to data from …
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News: Why East Africa’s Shopping Malls Are Struggling Despite Rising Urbanisation
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsEast Africa’s shopping mall boom is facing a growing reality: building modern retail spaces does not automatically guarantee sustainable demand. A new …
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Africa: Rwanda Suspends 52 Alcoholic Beverage Brands from East Africa, India and Poland
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsRwanda has temporarily suspended the importation, distribution and sale of 52 alcoholic beverage brands from Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Burundi, India and Poland, …
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China’s decision to extend zero-tariff treatment to imports from 53 African countries is already creating new momentum for Africa-China trade, opening wider …
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Africa: Nigeria Ranks Third Globally Among Countries with the Most Churches
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsNigeria has emerged as the third country in the world with the highest estimated number of churches, with more than 100,000 churches, …
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Africa: India-Nigeria Trade Hits $9 Billion as Indian Companies Create 100,000 Jobs
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsNigeria’s economic relationship with India is expanding beyond traditional oil and trade ties, with bilateral trade reaching about US$9 billion in the …
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News: South Africa Moves to Recover Xenophobic Repatriation Costs from Nigeria, Malawi, Ethiopia
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsSouth Africa is seeking reimbursement from Nigeria, Malawi and Ethiopia for expenses incurred in repatriating their nationals as Pretoria intensifies efforts to …