
Bate Felix
Energy Correspondent at Reuters
Reuters Breaking News Editor for Sub-Saharan Africa. Previous Paris, Brussels, London, Joburg.. RT ≠ Endorsement. DM open for news tips / story ideas
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2 weeks ago |
marketscreener.com | Bate Felix |Wendell Roelf
DAKAR (Reuters) -U.S. lawmakers have introduced legislation that could block International Monetary Fund support for some Central African countries, in an effort to guard billions of dollars that oil companies must set aside for environmental restoration. The bill highlights a standoff between foreign investors on one side and Central African monetary authorities trying to enforce tighter capital controls on extractive industries to shore up depleted reserves on the other.
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2 weeks ago |
business-journal.in | Bate Felix |Wendell Roelf
By Bate Felix and Wendell Roelf DAKAR (Reuters) – united state legislators have really introduced regulation that may impede International Monetary Fund (IMF) help for some Central African nations, in an initiative to guard billions of dollars that oil corporations ought to allot for ecological remediation.
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2 weeks ago |
indiadailymail.com | Bate Felix |Wendell Roelf
By Bate Felix and Wendell Roelf DAKAR (Reuters) – united state legislators have really offered regulation that may impede International Monetary Fund (IMF) help for some Central African nations, in an initiative to guard billions of greenbacks that oil corporations ought to allot for ecological remediation.
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3 weeks ago |
gurutrade.com | Christian Akorlie |Bate Felix |Joe Bavier
ACCRA, April 2 (Reuters) - Ghana's annual consumer inflation slowed for a third straight month to 22.4% in March from 23.1% the previous month, as food price pressures eased, the statistics agency said on Wednesday. The easing of inflationary pressures is likely to be welcomed by Ghana's central bank, which last week surprised the market with a 100-basis-point interest rate hike to 28%, saying a tight monetary policy stance was needed to lower inflation.
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2 months ago |
businesslive.co.za | Sonia Rolley |Emma Farge |Bate Felix
The M23 have not made any significant progress since seizing the mining town of Nyabibwe last week, but heavy shelling was reported along the front line on Tuesday morning, rebel, military and local sources said. “The situation in Bukavu is deteriorating dangerously. Our compatriots are continually being killed and pillaged,” Lawrence Kanyuka, a spokesperson for a rebel alliance that includes M23, said in a post on X.
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