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Angola to grow the economy by 2020 through the non – oil sector
Angola to grow the economy by 2020 through the non – oil sector
By Editor at SUSA
The majority of the Angola population live in poverty without adequate access to basic services, and the country could benefit from more inclusive development policies....
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Why you should invest in Tunisia’s tech start-ups ecosystem
Why you should invest in Tunisia’s tech start-ups ecosystem
By Editor at SUSA
Tunisian tech ecosystem for technology based start-ups are attracting the attention of global players in the entrepreneurship scene in recent years. Young Tunisians are taking matters...
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$1trn investment framework to support the goals of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) by 2030
$1trn investment framework to support the goals of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) by 2030
By Editor at SUSA
AfCFTA is a flagship project within Agenda 2063 of the African Union-AU- a 50-year master plan to transform Africa into the “powerhouse of the future”....
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Growth in sub-Saharan Africa remains Slow through 2019 – World Bank
Growth in sub-Saharan Africa remains Slow through 2019 – World Bank
By Oyebamiji Adesoji Usman
The growth trajectory in Sub-Saharan Africa remained fragile. This continues to exist due to the persistent uncertainty, global economy and the slow pace of domestic...
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Facebook suspends accounts linked to Russian businessman Yevgeniy Prigozhin for spreading disinformation in Africa

Facebook suspends accounts linked to Russian businessman Yevgeniy Prigozhin for spreading disinformation in Africa

By Oyebamiji Adesoji Usman on October 30, 2019

Facebook removed three networks of accounts, Pages and Groups for engaging in foreign interference which is coordinated inauthentic behavior on behalf of a foreign actor on Facebook and Instagram.

The blocked pages originated from Russia targeting African countries like Madagascar, …

Facebook expand its third-party Fact-checking Programme in 10 Africa countries

Facebook expand its third-party Fact-checking Programme in 10 Africa countries

By Oyebamiji Adesoji Usman on September 8, 2019

Some members of the international fact-checking community welcomed the Facebook announcements but also raised questions about technical issues and transparency.

The move underscores how the world’s largest social network is trying to combat misinformation as it faces allegations of political …

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