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    Tanzania Registers $7.7 Billion in Investments for 2024, Surpassing Records
    Investments in Tanzania - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    18 December, 15:14
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    South Africa, Algeria Sign Strategic Partnership Declaration & Five Memoranda of Understanding
    President of South Africa Cyril Ramaphosa and President of Algeria Abdelmadjid Tebboune - Sputnik Africa
    Ekaterina ShilovaWriter / Editor
    7 December, 10:48
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    South African Labor Market Sees Improvement, Though Youth Unemployment Remains Concern
    JOB - Sputnik Africa
    Ekaterina ShilovaWriter / Editor
    13 November, 17:56
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    Niger's State Miner Contests Orano's Uranium Processing Suspension, Statement Says
    French nuclear company Orano - Sputnik Africa
    Alla ShukanovaWriter / Editor
    2 November, 15:41
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    South African President Approves Law Regulating Country's Oil Production, Presidency Says
    Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa - Sputnik Africa
    Alla ShukanovaWriter / Editor
    1 November, 15:01
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    Zambia to Empower Advocacy For Albinism Rights
    This photo was taken on January 1, 2022, in Ukerewe, where Sixmond Mdeka, a Tanzanian gospel reggae singer, preacher, and social advocate for disability and albinism awareness, organized a Christmas and New Year's party for marginalized groups, including people with albinism, the physically disabled, and the elderly, through his organization Disability Support Tanzania. - Sputnik Africa
    Ekaterina ShilovaWriter / Editor
    6 October, 13:48
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    Kenya Court of Appeal Greenlights Lawsuit Against Meta Over Content Moderator Layoffs
    Facebook's Meta logo sign is seen at the company headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., on Oct. 28, 2021. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaMuhammad Nooh OsmanWriter/Editor
    21 September, 12:07
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    Why Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline Faces Persistent Delays? Russian Expert Reveals
    A pipe. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    8 September, 16:38
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    China Doesn't Interfere in African Affairs or Dictate Terms, Foreign Minister States
    Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during a joint news conference with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the Russian Foreign Ministry's Receptions House. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    6 September, 17:16
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    Promise of Green Growth: Africa’s Bright Sustainable Future
    Promise of Green Growth: Africa’s Bright Sustainable Future - Sputnik Africa1:00:00
    - Sputnik AfricaAliyu Bello
    21 August, 18:00
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    Future Generations: Africa's Population Growth & Its Impact
    Future Generations: Africa's Population Growth & Its Impact - Sputnik Africa28:21
    - Sputnik AfricaAliyu Bello
    30 July, 19:55
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    Africa's Transformation: Diversification and Innovation Spur Growth and Global Influence
    Africa on the globe - Sputnik Africa
    Martha Yiling
    30 July, 11:14
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    Namibia Establishes National Minimum Wage to Combat Inequality and Poverty
    Windhuk Parliament Gardens & Tintenpalast - Sputnik Africa
    Martha Yiling
    3 June, 17:12
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    Cleaning South Africa From Invasive Species One Cup at a Time
    Cleaning South Africa From Invasive Species One Cup at a Time - Sputnik Africa30:00
    Viktor AnokhinProducer, Podcast host
    23 May, 19:31
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    Hundreds of Nigerian Microsoft Workers Might Lose Their Jobs as Company Closes Its Center in Country
    Microsoft - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    9 May, 11:39
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    'We Can’t Continue Being Slaves in Our Homeland': Nigeria’s Itsekiri on Reasons to Fight Chevron
    Carol Norris, left, holds up a sign at a protest at a Chevron gas station in San Francisco, Monday, Oct. 27, 2008. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    17 April, 16:23Longread
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    Liberia Reportedly Reveals Over 40,000 Illegal Civil Servants
    A general view of Monrovia, Liberia, November 21, 2007. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    6 April, 16:17
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    Mining Company Anglo American Plans to Reduce Thousands of Jobs in South Africa's Platinum Sector
    A member of the South African Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) takes part in a march to the Union Buildings in Pretoria on March 6, 2014, to voice grievances with the Lonmin Mines, asking for a minimum wage of R12.500 (1175 USD). - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    19 February, 17:42
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    Twitter's Fired Employees in Africa Reached Agreement After Year-Long Negotiations
    A Twitter app icon on a mobile phone is displayed in Philadelphia, US, April 26, 2017. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    19 February, 12:44
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    South Africa’s Platinum Industry Restructuring Could Cut Up to 7,000 Jobs, Reports Say
    Investing in African Mining Indaba conference in 2024 in Cape Town. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    5 February, 12:22
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