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The number of child brides in Africa will more than double to 310 million by 2050 unless urgent action is taken, the UN's children's fund Unicef warns in a new report.

Authors of a study on lion populations believe many are in rapid decline and the animal should now be classified as endangered in parts of Africa.

A Chinese company -- China World Business -- has teamed up with Tanzania’s young investors to assist local businessmen secure better deals in conducting trade between the two countries.

Coronavirus outbreak in China spurs supply chain shifts that began during trade war  CNBC

In the 1960s, there were high hopes for the development of the newly independent Sub-Saharan African countries.

A report out this week suggests India will quadruple revenues from Africa by 2025.