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Deputy head of @AFP Europe-Africa desk in Paris, via Vietnam, Hong Kong, Washington DC, Ethiopia, Ghana, Uganda, and hometown Toronto. Views my own etc.
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Rising fuel costs boost African EV sales Original

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Overall vehicle sales in sub-Saharan Africa are expected to grow at a slower rate than previously forecast, mainly due to rising fuel costs triggered by the Iran war, but EV purchases on the continent should remain robust, according to a new report. In most African markets, Chinese EVs cost the same as their internal combustion engine alternatives, according to research firm BMI.
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Nairobi, Kigali sign fuel import agreements Original

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By Jenny Vaughan Verified
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Nairobi and Kigali signed three agreements to expand landlocked Rwanda’s access to petroleum imports. They come as African nationsattempt to boost energy security and diversify supplies while a fuel crisis bites across the continent. Rwanda imports all its petroleum products overland through two ports, one in ​Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and the other in Mombasa, ⁠Kenya. The new deals mean more of Rwanda’s fuel will pass through the Mombasa route.
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Senegal lawmakers move to limit presidential powers Original

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By Jenny Vaughan Verified
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Senegalese lawmakers voted to curtail the president’s powers, deepening political turmoil in the nation as it grapples with a debt crisis. The proposed reform — which sparked scuffles in parliament and protests in the streets — seeks a “rebalance of power” by empowering parliament while banning the president from leading a political party or a coalition. It will go to a national referendum, though no date has been set.
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