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Mamode Kavita

Based in Port Louis, Mauritius- Kavita provides paid guest post writing for our precious clientele based from around the world. She tells the story of your business in a language clients understand.

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3 Tips for Business Travellers in Africa

Africa and especially South Africa is becoming a frequent tourism destination, so business travel to it is also becoming a regular practice for many companies because it is growing into a very powerful economy. Additionally, European companies can benefit from the Free Trade Agreement signed by South Africa and the

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Why Oliver Tambo is A South African External Icon

The fight against apartheid in South Africa was increasingly growing docile through the policies of nonviolence. On the other hand, the apartheid government was unrelenting in its quest for blood – violence was the only thing the apartheid government had understood. The approach had to be different, the time for being

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Eagle Hills Unveil First Tower at Ethiopia’s $1.5bn La Gare Scheme

Abu Dhabi developer Eagle Hills this week launched a sales campaign for the first residential tower of La Gare, a 36ha mixed-use development planned for the site of Addis Ababa’s former central railway station. Some 1,200 potential buyers were introduced to One, La Gare – a 21-storey apartment block

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US Introduces New Laws to Stop Birth Tourism

The U.S. Department of State has introduced new regulations to stop "birth tourism", the practice of giving birth in the country to obtain American citizenship for a child. In the latest immigration control measure, the United States said Thursday it would no longer issue temporary visitor visas

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Nile Dam Crisis: Ethiopian PM Asks Ramaphosa To Intervene in the Dispute

The ambitious project by Ethiopia to build the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam has roused a diplomatic row with Egypt and Sudan over the flow of the Nile River, and the tensions are not abating.  Abiy Ahmed, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, recently asked South African president Cyril Ramaphosa to intervene

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Africa's Wealthiest Man, Dangote to Open New York Office

Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote has revealed that he plans to take an office space in New York City to help diversify his family’s wealth. During his interview with Bloomberg, he said his decision is a bold move aimed at avoiding the risk of currency fluctuations which is

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Black People were Systematically Erased from Argentina's History

One of the most convincing perceptions in Latin America is that Argentina is the whitest country in South America. It is viewed as a largely white, European society and the country's capital, Buenos Aires, is usually referred to as the "Paris of Latin America" in popular

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Call for Papers: Young African Leaders Journal of Development

The Young African Leaders Forum (YALF) invites interested Africans to submit research articles for publication in the third edition of its Young African Leaders Journal of Development (YALJOD). The journal is aimed at fostering the collective progress and development of the African people, and it provides the blueprint for the

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How to Throw A New Year's Eve Party

New Year is around the corner. It's not only the end of the year but the end of the decade. In a few short days, the 2010s will be history. It is only right, then, that we celebrate having come thus far. New Year's Eve (NYE)

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Ghanaian MP Accuses World Bank, IMF for Sabotage

Ghanian MP, Kennedy Ohene Agyapong, has accused the World Bank, IMF and western nations of ganging up against President Akufo-Addo. Mr. Agyapong is the Member of Parliament representing Assin Central Constituency, in Ghana. The MP accused the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) of trying to make the president

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This Kenyan Model in South Korea is Achieving New Heights

Meet Peris Kagiri, a Kenyan model in South Korea. Peris did not expect her life to turn out as it did. In fact, she did not expect to become a model at all, much less in South Korea where the population is almost wholly Korean—the country is very homogeneous

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