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Ghana's opposition calls the 5.2% growth target in the 2027 budget unambitious. We checked its claims against the Finance Minister's budget speech. The post Ghana Opposition Calls 5.2% Growth Too Low appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Germany, France, the UK, Italy and Poland — as well as the EU itself — will jointly represent Europe in possible peace talks. Meanwhile, a second car bomb in two days has exploded in Moscow.
Germany, France, the UK, Italy, Poland and EU institutions will represent the bloc in possible peace talks. Meanwhile, a second car bomb in two days has exploded in Moscow. DW has more.
Malawi’s Human Resources for Health Coalition plans to withdraw services at public health facilities after its 14-day ultimatum to the government expired.
Venâncio Mondlane faces five charges before Mozambique’s Supreme Court on 17 November 2026, with live broadcast banned and media seats limited.
The presentation formally confirms Oba Olumide Atanda Osunsina’s recognition by the state government following his ascension to the throne.
Eramet says a Gabon manganese oxide plant would cost an estimated US$40 million and make 60,000 tonnes a year; no final investment decision yet.
