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Bridget Ugwe

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As seen in: Africanews, Euronews, MSN, MSN France, MSN South Africa, Yahoo News France, Africanews.fr, Montage Africa
🇫🇷🇳🇬 Duty Editor @africanews @euronews. Former @CNews, @LCI. Media Training🎥 • Host / MC🎤• Committed to changing the African narrative.
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DRC: Vally Amisi’s Family Demands Answers [Africanews Today]

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By Bridget Ugwe Verified
| Africanews Verified
af-today In Ethiopia, fears of a new civil war are growing a**s fighting between federal forces and Tigrayan troops intensifies. Nearly 150,000 people have already fled** the north of the country. The army is accusing neighboring countries of interference. A climate of fear is gripping South Africa following a wave of shootings. The latest left at least 17 people dead in Wedela, southwest of Johannesburg, this weekend.
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Nigel Clarke: “Preserving fiscal sustainability must be Africa’s priority” [Interview]

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By Bridget Ugwe Verified
| Africanews Verified
As the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Spring Meetings come to a close in Washington, one reality stands out: the repercussions of the crisis in the Middle East continue to weaken the most vulnerable economies, particularly in Africa. Behind the geopolitical tensions, very concrete economic effects are being felt in low-income countries. Rising prices, pressure on public finances, and slowing financial flows: the shock is both multifaceted and profound.
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Sub-Saharan Africa resilient, despite mounting global shocks - Abebe Selassie

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By Bridget Ugwe Verified
| msn.com
Bridget UGWE Sub-Saharan Africa entered 2026 with its strongest economic momentum in over a decade... before a new global shock abruptly altered the outlook. “Sub-Saharan Africa entered 2026 with the strongest economic momentum it had seen in a decade. And then came the war,”said Abebe Aemro Selassie, presenting the latest Regional Economic Outlook at the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund.
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