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Brian Kithinji

Brian Kithinji is a journalist with over four years experience reporting on various topics across the African continent. Join him in exploring an evolving Africa through extensive contextualization and deep analysis.
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What’s next for Africa’s struggling aviation sector?

On March 5th, 2020 this writer took a flight from Nairobi to Cairo. As usual, the airport in Kenya’s capital, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport,...
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Why diamond-rich Botswana must diversify its economy

As a duck is to water, the word “diamond” is synonymous with this southern African nation. Since the beginning of...
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Kenya’s manufacturing hub raised hope for the flailing SMEs sector. So why did it fail?

When Joseph Gitile started his soap manufacturing business in 2017; he was exuberant and very optimistic that within a few months he would be...
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Sorry environmentalists, Angola’s appetite for more oil is irresistible

Africa’s second largest oil producer has a problem, and it’s one that is uncommon in a region beset with many challenges.
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Nigeria’s economy exits recession with 0.11% growth in fourth quarter

Nigeria’s economy surprisingly came out of a recession in the fourth quarter, fuelled by growth in the agriculture and telecommunications industry that offset a...
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Makthar Diop becomes first African to head World Bank’s private sector arm

Makthar Diop, the World Bank’s vice president for infrastructure, has been appointed to head the International Finance Corporation (IFC), becoming the first African to...
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DR Congo’s economy grew 0.8% in 2020 propelled by strong mineral activity

Democratic Republic of Congo’s economy thwarted a projected COVID-19 pandemic-induced recession in 2020 to grow 0.8% boosted by strong returns in the mining sector,...
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Zambia’s central bank raises benchmark rate as it scales back projects to ease debt relief talks

Zambia’s central bank has increased its benchmark interest rate to 8.5% from 8%, marking the first such raise since November 2019.
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Kenya’s wellness sector expands rapidly as many incorporate physical fitness habits in their lifestyles

Physical fitness and wellness has long been...
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DR Congo’s economy grew 0.8% in 2020 propelled by strong mineral activity

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Democratic Republic of Congo’s economy thwarted a projected COVID-19 pandemic-induced recession in 2020...
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Zambia’s central bank raises benchmark rate as it scales back projects to ease debt relief talks

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Zambia’s central bank has increased its benchmark interest rate to 8.5% from 8%,...
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South African Airways receives additional $346 million from govt to pay retrenched staff

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South African Airways has received a further $346 million from the Department of...
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Kenya’s wellness sector expands rapidly as many incorporate physical fitness habits in their lifestyles

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Physical fitness and wellness has long been associated with the wealthy class,...
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LAUNCH: THE STATE OF AFRICA 2020 CONFERENCE

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COVID-19: Hospitals embracing Tele-medicine to keep their business going as patients stay away.

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With the rise in COVID-19 cases in Nigeria, hospitals are embracing telemedicine to keep their business going as patients stay away from their facilities due to risks associated with contacts. There has been a rise in remote consultation while tech companies in the country are rising the challenge of plugging the gap with telemedicine services.
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