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Kenyan president orders crackdown on foreigners operating small businesses
It comes amid concerns over the growing number of traders from neighbouring countries.
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'Are we slaves to other?' Kenya orders Tata Chemicals to end ops after 100 years
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Kenyan editor found safe after abduction by armed men
An editor of one of Kenya's largest media groups was abducted by armed men and release hours later at the edge of a dam more than 200 km away, his employer said on Wednesday.
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Uber to exit Nigeria after 12 years of operations
Uber decided to wind down its Nigerian business after a review of operations, it said, without disclosing further details on the reasons for the move…
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5 migrants dead after boat carrying over 100 people drifts for weeks in Atlantic
At least five African migrants died after their boat encountered trouble at sea. Forty-four survivors were rescued and brought to safety near Gran Canaria. Survivors reported being adrift for nearly a month without provisions.
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Treasury yields fall after Fed's Waller signals support for no rate hike
Treasury yields moved lower across the curve on Thursday, as traders reacted to remarks by Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller.
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At least five dead, dozens missing after migrant boat found drifting near Spain's Canary Islands
While it was difficult to get precise information given their fragile state of health, migrants reported leaving Gambia and being stranded at sea for “many, many days.” Some estimated they had been at sea for nearly a month.
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