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Côte d'Ivoire
Politics | Economy - Development
Abidjan seeks quick economic recovery

afrol News, 27 April - Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire's largest city and formerly West Africa's economic capital, is experiencing a quick reopening of trade, banking and international communications.

Southern Africa
Economy - Development | Technology
Southern Africa to get infrastructure master plan

afrol News, 17 March - The long-awaited launch of the Regional Infrastructure Master Plan for the Southern African Development Community (SADC) later this year is expected to guide development in key infrastructure such as road, rail, ports and electricity.

Botswana | Namibia
Technology | Economy - Development
Namibia, Botswana connect to 5.12 terabit cable

afrol News, 15 February - Last week, the powerful WACS submarine fibre optic cable was landed in Swakopmund, Namibia. Now, the work has started to make WACS provide high-speed telecom services to consumers in Namibia and Botswana.

Lesotho
Economy - Development | Society
New major Lesotho dam ready to be built

afrol News, 15 February - The Lesotho government has announced that the major Metolong Dam is now ready to be constructed, with works starting in May. The dam is mostly to provide urban households with water.

Malawi
Economy - Development
Large grant for Malawi transport sector

afrol News, 28 January - The European Union (EU) today approved a euro 70 million grant to maintain and improve Malawi's transport sector. As a sign of trust, the large grant was given as a loosely defined budget support.

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