Author: citibusinessnews
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CONGO- Kabila twin has Vodacom stake, probe reveals
JAYNET Kabila, twin sister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s president and an MP, has an indirect stake in Vodacom Group’s operations in the country, documents show, shedding light on the wealth the opposition says the first family has accumulated. Ms Kabila owns half of Keratsu Holding, a company with a 9.6% indirect stake…
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Egypt: Reconciliation Efforts Underway in 35 Cases Involving Mubarak-Era Businessmen – Minister
Cairo — Egypt’s Illicit Gains Authority is currently looking into 35 corruption cases involving a number of Mubarak-era businessmen with the aim of establishing “reconciliation” deals, Justice Minister Hossam Abdel Rahim said Monday. Egypt’s authorities came into confrontation with a long history of corruption cases involving several Mubarak-era ministers and businessmen following the January 2011…
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Nigeria: Fuel Queues End From Today – Kachikwu
Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, has reassured that the lingering fuel scarcity will end in Abuja and Lagos today. The minister, who was speaking in Abuja yesterday at a town hall meeting when he visited the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA), also stated that Kano, Katsina, Sokoto, Port Harcourt and…
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S.Africa’s rand seen struggling due to local politics, risk aversion
South Africa’s rand edged up against the dollar on Wednesday but was still off recent four-month highs, with local political uncertainty as well as overall low risk appetite seen capping any significant gains. Stocks opened slightly firmer, with the JSE securities exchange’s Top-40 index up 0.5 percent from Tuesday’s close. At 0714 GMT the rand…





