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BREAKING: Africa Energy Bank takes off, Egypt’s Helmy Ghazi named pioneer president
The Africa Energy Bank (AEB) was formally established on October 31, 2026, with Egypt's top banker, Mr Helmy Ghazi, emerging as the Bank’s inaugural president.
- Africa Energy Bank (AEB) launched on October 31, 2026
- Egypt's Helmy Ghazi named first president of AEB
- AEB aims to raise $200 billion for African energy development
Araghchi says Iran prepared for war as Tehran sets conditions for Hormuz reopening
Araghchi says Iran prepared for war as Tehran sets conditions for Hormuz reopening Iran does not rule out the possibility of renewed war with the United States and Israel and is prepared for “all…
Dubai Fitness Challenge 2026: Residents get moving at Kite Beach as 30x30 kicks off
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Kenya maize prices stay steady yet remain 18% above 5-year average – report
Kenya’s maize prices remained broadly stable in September, but the cost of the staple was still significantly higher than its historical average, putting food affordability in focus as households…
- Kenya's maize prices remain 18% above five-year average in September
- Stable prices due to cross-border inflows, but affordability remains uncertain
- Higher fuel costs and trade disruptions could raise maize prices