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In February Dakar said it was against restructuring. In September it entered a G20 process, and the World Bank president wants it done at record speed. The post Senegal Debt Restructuring Was Unthinkable in February. Now Dakar Wants It Fast appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Zimbabwe observed a new public holiday on 15 September, six days after it was gazetted. It falls on Emmerson Mnangagwa's 84th birthday.
The UN migration agency says its shelter and sanitation stocks in Sudan are gone by 30 September. The food agency says it is one-third funded.
It's hard to find meaning in one byelection for a general election 12 months away. But the big referendum is only five weeks from now.
The rebel group holding Goma and Bukavu runs its own tax office, police and customs. It charges aid agencies US$500 for a six-month visa.
Africa's largest share sale opened on 14 September. The minimum ticket is under four US dollars, and analysts say the price is the problem.
Gubernatorial candidate Sabo Nakudu and party chieftain Bashir Jumbo have had public spats over a power-sharing arrangement, further complicating an uphill battle against the ruling All Progressives…
