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Media thinker, Africa Economics & Government Editor, Bloomberg & social media strategist. Views are my own.
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African economies bounce back as energy prices tumble, PMIs show

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By Monique Vanek Verified
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African economies from South Africa to Kenya bounced back in June and may get a further boost in coming months as the economic toll of the Iran conflict dissipates. Gauges measuring private-sector sentiment rose in five of six African economies tracked by S&P Global, according to data released this week. Oil prices have dropped about a fifth to below $72 per barrel since the US and Iran agreed an interim peace deal in mid-June to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway for energy shipments.
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Ramaphosa calls for $1.5bn Ebola pledges to be funded

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By Monique Vanek Verified
| Moneyweb Verified
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa urged African leaders and international partners to make good on their $1.5 billion in Ebola assistance pledges. “We need to rapidly convert the pledges made into financing, technical assistance and the deployment of urgently needed medical countermeasures,” he said during a visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo on Thursday.
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Live Feed| Self-proclaimed police informant back at Madlanga Inquiry.

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By S’thembile Cele, Monique Vanek Verified, Derek...Read More
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By Lehlohonolo Lehana. The self-proclaimed police informant Tumelo Nku, who maintained he acted as a confidential intelligence source, is back at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry at the Bridget Mabandla Justice College in Tshwane. The proceedings were delayed on Friday after he asked for time to work on a supplementary statement. His testimony comes as prosecutors continue to challenge his version of events in one of South Africa’s most high-profile organised crime cases.
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