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Transnet predicted to become ‘next Eskom’ as problems pile up at state transport group
Appointment comes after government lifted ban on consultancy tenders imposed over South Africa scandal
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Condemning Moscow does not mean unthinking adherence to the west
Announcement comes amid increasing tensions within military as it struggles to deal with insurgency in Sahel state
Trial at London’s High Court over Mozambique scandal is due to start next week
Khalifa Haftar brooks no dissent and is expected to enjoy reconstruction ‘bonanza’
Fort Worth museum acquires prized Gainsborough; Selma Feriani grows in Tunisia; Gagosian brings new Hirsts to Frieze
North African country emerges as bridge to US and Europe that reduces risk for producers
Former Citi executive Olayemi Cardoso faces task of stabilising naira and settling $6.8bn foreign exchange obligations
Rising star’s sudden demise after raising maltreatment accusations puts genre in the spotlight
Relations between Paris and new military-led government continue downward slide as Macron withdraws ambassador
The Nature Conservancy drops term that has been criticised for suggesting all money raised goes to marine conservation
Islamist group exploits security vacuum to prevent food and medicine from reaching Mali city
UK Supreme Court gives green light for lawsuit against Credit Suisse and Gulf-based shipbuilder Privinvest
Arriving at a formal agreement could have massively beneficial economic consequences
West African county hit by unrest and allegations of a political witch hunt ahead of a bitterly contested presidential vote
Western governments should focus on supporting efforts to stabilise the country
A week after Storm Daniel, residents of Derna are still reeling from the destruction
Bill Gates is among the supporters who say DPI is key to reducing poverty but critics warn civil liberties could be at risk
An intense cyclone known as a ‘medicane’ led to more than 400mm of rain falling in 24 hours
Citizens vent at officials who ignored warnings while the authorities look to absolve themselves of blame
The reserved king is trying to show he is in control following the most devastating tremor in 60 years
Many deals fund polluters or projects unrelated to climate goals as banks chase trillion-dollar environmental finance targets
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