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Namibia: Fishrot Bribery Case On Hold

[New Era] The bribery trial of former Investec Namibia (now Ninety-One) managing director James Hatuikulipi and co-accused Sakaria Kuutondokwa Kokule is on hold.

Source: allAfrica.com

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[Monitor] President Museveni on Tuesday announced several measures that eased the lockdown which he announced in March, to control the spread of coronavirus.

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Lockdown: Less restrictive measures existed to manage Covid-19, says LFN in court papers | News24

Less restrictive mechanisms with a focus on protecting human rights existed to deal with Covid-19, instead of the national state of disaster which government declared in March, the Liberty Fighters Network and Reyno de Beer have argued in court papers.

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Kulula.com rescue practitioners want more money | Fin24

A meeting set for the creditors of Comair to vote on certain proposals made by its business rescue practitioners has once again been postponed.

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Home affairs official based in Namibia busted for allegedly selling visas | News24

A Department of Home Affairs official based in Windhoek has been fired after being caught allegedly fraudulently issuing visas.

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Co-op to pump more capital into Jamii Bora after buyout

Co-op Bank’s support of Jamii Bora will mirror KCB’s funding of its newly-acquired subsidiary National Bank of Kenya (NBK) which is operating as a stand-alone business.

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Source: Business Daily

Raven-Symoné Says Marriage To Miranda Pearman-Maday Is 'Like A Hot Toddy In Winter'

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Rwanda: Covid-19 - Rwanda Has Lost U.S.$48 Million in Cancelled Meetings

[New Times] Rwanda's MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions) industry has so far been hit by a $48 million (over Rwf445 billion) loss as a result of the global Covid-19 crisis, the Minister of Trade and Industry, Soraya Hakuziyaremye has said.

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Zimbabwe: We Will Continue to Arrest Rights Activists - Mangwana

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Confident Krystal takes aim at Juliet in St Andrew West Rural

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Mabuyane pushes on with controversial medical scooter project in the Eastern Cape | News24

The Eastern Cape government plans to continue with its R10 million scooter project, Premier Oscar Mabuyane has said during a media briefing.

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Africa COVID-19 stats: 721,292 cases; 15,170 deaths; 380,253 recoveries | Africanews

There are now more than over 720,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus across the continent, with a number of African countries imposing a range of prevention and containment measures against the spread of the

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Uganda: Sale of Orient Bank Awaits Bou Approval

[Monitor] Orient Bank Ltd, established in 1993, is one of the commercial banks regulated by BoU.

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Eastern Cape's Covid-19 death toll leads biggest daily surge to date | News24

South Africa has recorded 572 new Covid-19-related deaths – the biggest spike in a single day – with the most fatalities recorded in the Eastern Cape.

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Clicks or mortar? Which will win after Covid-19 - TechCentral

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Rwanda: Habumuremyi Remanded for 30 Days

[New Times] The Gasabo Primary Court has remanded former Prime Minister, Pierre Damien Habumuremyi for 30 days to allow for investigations before his trial continues in substance.

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Zimbabwe: Girls Vulnerable As Covid-19 Drives Child Marriages

[Gender Links] Bulawayo -- Covid-19 has upended the lives of many children and their families alike, with migratory efforts such lock downs resulting in countrywide school closures, affecting children's routines and support systems.

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South Africa: SAA Reveals Lockdown Financial Loss

[Daily Maverick] SAA has recorded a net loss of R1.97bn for quarter one of its 2020 financial year, which covers the three months from April to June.

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ANC MP Cedric Frolick tests positive for Covid-19 | News24

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Moruca COVID-19 outbreak stabilising since lockdown - APA rep - Stabroek News

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Combating financial crime - Covid-19's financial fallout - TechCentral

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Zambia coronavirus: 3,326 cases; parliament adjourns indefinitely | Africanews

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Rwanda: Online Chess Olympiad - Rwanda to Begin Quest On July 29

[New Times] Rwanda's first three matches in the FIDE Online Olympiad 2020, to be held between July 22 and August 30, will start on July 29.

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South Sudan: Hundreds of Refugees Relocated to Safety After Deadly Clashes in Ugandan Refugee Settlement

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Kenyans kept billions at home during lockdown

The Sh4.6 billion rise came in a period when Kenya had reported a sharp decline in business activities from the impact of the coronavirus.

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Grounds of concern for football restart

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