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  Management

  Habits You Need To Be Successful In Business. Success in business doesn’t just happen; it’s not a game of chance or luck, neither is it an overnight thing.
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  Markets

  Kellogg’s To Break Into Kenya’s Food Market This Year. As part of its emerging markets strategy, American multinational food manufacturing company, Kellogg’s, is spreading its business to East Africa, starting with Kenya, the region’s largest economy.
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  Energy

  Nigeria’s Top Gas Provider Is Back In Business. Nigeria has recommenced operations on its Trans Forcados oil pipeline, a senior oil official said on Monday.
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  Finance

  Richard Branson Says Your Business Is Worth Less If It Is Just About Money. Richard Branson is UK’s sixth richest man with a net worth of $5 billion.
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  Economic Development & Policies

  How Africa Is Blocking Illicit Capital Outflows. Illicit capital outflows are negatively impacting the revenue potential of countries across Africa. According to the Copenhagen Consensus Center, Africa is losing around 3.4 percent of GDP, or $76 billion annually.
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  Energy

  Global Uncertainties Dampen East Africa’s Oil Potentials. In an upbeat and optimistic tone, the World Bank had posited in its 2015 global economic prospect report that a number of low-income countries may see an upgrade to middle-income status because of substantial oil...
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  Economic development

  What’s The Big Deal With Inequality? The whole world seems to have gone “berserk” with talks about inequality and how the gap between the rich and poor continues to widen greater today than ever before.
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  Advisor Network

  How Structural Reforms Can Save The Developing World. The term “Structural Reforms” is more or less a buzz word in today’s economic environment as it is habitually used by global experts and leading authorities to describe the sort of changes that many economies...
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  Energy

  Angola To Cut 2015 Oil Benchmark To $40 Per Barrel. African oil giant, Angola, is planning to half its oil price benchmark in the 2015 budget due to the sustained fall in global oil prices.
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  Energy

  Nigeria Is Spending More On Fuel Subsidy Despite Global Price Crash. “fall”, it is hard to envisage a country spending more to provide cheaper fuel for its citizens, but that is exactly with Africa’s biggest oil producing country, Nigeria.