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Even though Equatorial Guinea is making efforts to draw in outside capital for its oil and gas industry, it appears that things are not going well there. ExxonMobil, a major global energy company, has already announced that it will leave the nation in the second quarter of this year and
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Mauritius has recently enacted several pieces of legislation that have widely affected the corporate and financial sectors. Christopher Peter Van Zyl & Ors, represented by Bowmans Mauritian office personnel, squared off against the Registrar of Companies in a major dispute before the Bankruptcy Division of the Supreme Court of Mauritius.
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On March 18, 2024, the World Health Organization (WHO) Mauritius Country Office and the Ministry of Health and Wellness (MOHW) jointly unveiled the revised Biennial Workplan 2024–2025. The product of close collaboration between WHO Mauritius and the MOHW, this results-driven paper outlines the organization's aims for public
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By Samkele Mchunu As South Africa commemorates 30 years of democracy, it is critical to evaluate the continuous threats to the status of human rights and investigate the degree to which they are upheld, safeguarded, and realized. The majority of South Africa's public holidays are very significant historically
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By Samkele Mchunu Amid infrastructural failures and economic unrest, South Africa's heavily populated areas and industrial core prepare for a water catastrophe. The largest bulk water provider in the continent, Rand Water, has issued a warning of impending collapse, putting over 13 million people at risk. Water systems
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Muggie van Staden, Managing Director of Obsidian Systems HYCU for Developers: Democratizing Data Protection With Atlassian Cloud customers only able to export their data once every 48 hours, there is a significant gap to effectively protect and recover their mission-critical data. Obsidian Systems, a Platinum Partner of HYCU in South
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According to Farai Shawn Matiashe, there is little chance that the US's sanctions against Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa and other high-ranking officials will allow important debt recovery negotiations to resume. After the Biden administration sanctioned Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa and other key officials and claimed that his government
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Exclusive interviews on platforms like "Africa Talks Business" can provide several benefits for individuals or businesses, helping to promote them in various ways. Here are some reasons why exclusive interviews can be valuable for promotion: 1. Visibility and Exposure: Being featured in an exclusive interview on a reputable
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The Business Exchange CEO, David Seinker, Shares Insights on Company Support, Expansion, and Economic Impact for 2024 In a dynamic interview, David Seinker, CEO of The Business Exchange (TBE), shares insights into the company's support for small business owners, expansion plans for 2024, and the role of networking
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In the realm of African entrepreneurship, Tiekie Barnard stands tall as a beacon of inspiration. Recently, Africa Talks Business had the privilege of conversing with this resilient and determined businesswoman, the driving force behind Shift Impact Africa Group. Tiekie's story is a testament to the transformative power of
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During a personal chat with the tenacious and driven Venda woman Muofhe Ratshikombo. The abilities our elders teach us when we are young can also lead to success, and with a little bit of upgrading, success is unavoidable, according to what we learn about how success from Moufhe. Tell us
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In the ever-evolving landscape of social media, one name shines brightly—Hassan Natha. This ambitious young entrepreneur has become a trailblazer in the realm of digital marketing, catapulting businesses into the limelight through his innovative social media platform. Recently interviewed by Africa Talks Business, Hassan Natha shared insights into his