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US investors held about US$2 billion of Kenyan securities at the end of 2025, up from US$1 billion, nearly all of it government debt, a US survey shows. The post US Holdings of Kenyan Assets Rise to US$2B appeared first on The Rio Times .
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More than 1,700 cost-of-living demonstrations have hit 31 European countries since mid-September, led by France.
The president of Morocco’s olive federation forecast in August a crop about 40% smaller after a record year, a view the ministry has not confirmed.
Three hikers have been injured in Hong Kong after being hit by a paraglider landing at the Ngong Ping campsite in Ma On Shan Country Park.
RIYADH: Multiple witnesses told AFP on Sunday that Riyadh’s financial district had been targeted and the area’s Aramco tower damaged, after the Saudi-led coalition fighting Yemen’s Houthis said it had intercepted missiles launched by the group.
The MK Party says its national negotiation team is preparing to engage the ANC after election results left no party with an outright majority in eThekwini.
More than half of Hong Kong’s underprivileged children spend more than two hours a day on electronic devices, many of them turning to screens as cheap entertainment despite problems with their eyesight, attention, sleep and addiction, a survey by a community group has found.
