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Is it a thing or is it everything? Is money a means or is it a goal to reach? Is it just a piece of paper, metal or is it a virus that destroys our good lives? There is a...

I was just scouring the web for something else and ran into this video. I was stunned at the creativity to find a solution to deliver news without any obvious communication channel. Imagine reading the newspapers on bilboards on your...

Some Zimbabwean banks have started giving loans to their account holders, signaling faith in ongoing government efforts to reinvigorate the country’s battered economy. Most of banks are now offering low interest personal loans to salaried account holders, and corporate loans...

What seem like an earthquake just struck the Nigerian Banking Industry and the follow up to that has been panic withdrawal, Monday morning of August 17, 2009. But it will be worst by the time many will begin to lose...

Penguin South Africa has announced its R100 000.00 writing contest for new African writers. There are two categories: fiction and non-fiction. Submissions for both categories are now open, and close on the 30th of January 2010 . The shortlist will...

"The $500 million note is worth about 8 U.S. dollars and enough to buy just eight loaves of bread. Thursday, the greenback was trading around ZW$60 million and is expected to shoot up in light of the new note's introduction......

Good news comes from Sudan,read the report. Sudan has started a huge hydroelectric dam on the Nile River, with funding and engineering support from China. At the dam's opening ceremony on Tuesday in Merowe, Sudan, President Omar Hassan al-Bashir said...

What Nigeria need, is free financial aids with strict monitoring of its usage and not another opportunity to give some people more financial freedom to seek for re-election, especially at a time when most of our leaders bother themselves with...

Kenyans are a uniquely proud people. So proud, that we readily embrace - and sometimes even claim - anything with the faintest disposition of being ‘our own’. We take pride in anything and everything Kenyan; from the paunch enhancing diet...