Succession star Brian Cox reveals clothes hoarding habit

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The price of sugar has increased by 25 per cent per kilogramme in Moshi as importers are allegedly hoarding the commodity to create an artificial shortage.

>For the past two days, there has been an artificial fuel shortage caused by some greedy oil traders, who moved to hoard the key commodity in expectation of making super profit effective today when the government’s fiscal calendar starts.  Despite being warned earlier by the regulator, the Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Ewura), some oil traders went on to withhold fuel, disrupting Tanzania’s economy.

Want to stop consumer hoarding in times of crisis? New research may provide the answer  Phys.org

'Hidden world' of the second-hand clothing market

>Veteran politician and CCM leader Kingunge Ngombale Mwiru must have angered many candidates vying for the presidency through the ruling party’s ticket when he said none of them have what it takes to go for the highest post in the land.

It may seem like another ANC conference but behind the scenes of South Africa's ruling party's policy gathering, succession talks are the order of the day, writes the BBC's Milton Nkosi.

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Tanzania succession: Is CCM paving way for Pinda?
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When January Makamba, one of the presidential hopefuls in Tanzania, launched an apparent campaign book, a leading professor asked: “Doesn't this amount to the breach of the ban from his party?” He was referring to Chama Cha Mapinduzi's (CCM) ...