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Ken Karuri

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  • Business Editor, CGTN
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World Bank head calls for increased intra-African trade to foster growth

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By Ken Karuri Verified
| Africanews Verified
The president of the World Bank, Jim Yong Kim, has called on African countries to foster economic integration by breaking down the various barriers that hinder trade. Kim, who has served as the 12th President of the World Bank since July 2012 was speaking at the opening of the joint meeting of the IMF and the World Bank. African countries still have much to do to increase intra-regional trade estimated at about 12%.
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Obama: Aftermath of Gaddafi overthrow, 'worst mistake as president'

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By Ken Karuri Verified
| Africanews Verified
US President Barack Obama has said the worst mistake of his presidency was a lack of planning for the aftermath of the 2011 toppling of Libyan strongman Muammar Gaddafi. “Probably failing to plan for the day after what I think was the right thing to do in intervening in Libya,” Obama said in an interview by Fox News on Sunday. He said, however, that intervening in Libya had been “the right thing to do”.
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Ivory Coast: Cocoa production set to decline in 2016

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By Ken Karuri Verified
| Africanews Verified
Cocoa production in Ivory Coast is expected to decline this year as poor weather takes its toll on the crop. Data from Ivory Coast’s Agriculture ministry shows a projected deficit of 200,000 tonnes in the current period. This represents a decrease of 12%. Agricultural specialists have placed the blame in production on the persistence of the El Nino weather phenomenon that has brought in the most severe Harmattan winds in three decades.
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