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Tanzania says it keeps fuel subsidies as new caps lift petrol to 4,083 shillings (US$1.55) a litre in Dar es Salaam from 4 November. The post Tanzania Keeps Fuel Subsidies as Prices Rise appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Chile's finance minister says no new measures are coming for striking truckers at San Antonio port, where a blockade has run since 28 October.
Clean energy stocks were among the gainers
CAF has cleared Sekondi's Essipong Stadium on a temporary basis, but the venue for Somalia's own home leg on November 16 is still to be confirmed.
The independent candidate has released a statement after the bullet hole discovery, saying he is determined to win the election to turn the page on divisive politics.
Guinea’s former central bank chief told the CRIEF court he does not recognise the gold charges, and judges summoned three more people to testify.
Brazil's Liberal Party picked Senator Rogério Marinho to challenge Senate President Davi Alcolumbre in February 2027, as amnesty for Jair Bolsonaro looms.
