Category: African Business
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Former Bank Teller in Delaware Accused of Stealing Thousands from Dormant Accounts
Authorities in Wilmington, Delaware, have accused a former Citizens Bank teller of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from customer accounts. The suspect, identified as 35-year-old Vannia Chatt, allegedly exploited her position at the branch located on the 900 block of N. Market Street. According to police, Chatt targeted three dormant accounts, creating emergency debit…
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Witchcraft Allegations in Zambia: Political Plot or Crackdown on Opposition?
In a controversial turn of events, Zambian authorities have arrested two individuals accused of plotting to harm President Hakainde Hichilema using witchcraft. The suspects were allegedly hired by the brother of opposition leader Jay Banda, according to police reports. Found in possession of “assorted charms” and a live chameleon, the suspects were described as practicing…
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Ghana’s Youth Unemployment Crisis and the Rising Tide of Galamsey: A Call to Action for the Diaspora
Ghana, once lauded as a beacon of stability and economic potential in West Africa, is grappling with a critical unemployment crisis, particularly among its youth. With limited opportunities for formal employment, many young Ghanaians are turning to illegal gold mining, locally known as galamsey. This informal and often dangerous activity has grown into a national…
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Isabel dos Santos: From Africa’s Richest Woman to Political Target?
Isabel dos Santos, once celebrated as Africa’s richest woman and a pioneering entrepreneur, now finds herself at the center of a contentious legal and political battle. The Angolan tycoon, who is the daughter of former President José Eduardo dos Santos, claims the allegations of embezzlement and corruption leveled against her by the Angolan government are…
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🇺🇸 Black Earth: A Family’s Journey from Enslavement to Reclamation
In North Carolina, a Black farmer purchased the plantation where his ancestors were enslaved—and is taking back his family’s story, his community’s health, and the soil beneath his feet. This story was published recently by The Bitter Southerner magazine, in print and online. In the months before Patrick Brown was born in November 1982, his father, Arthur, lay down on…
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🇺🇬 Uganda’s court orders government to pay LRA war crime victims
A Ugandan court has ordered the government to pay up to 10 million Ugandan shillings ($2,740) to each victim of Lord’s Resistance Army commander Thomas Kwoyelo, the first senior member of the rebel group to be convicted by Uganda’s judiciary. In October, Kwoyelo, a mid-level commander in the LRA, was sentenced to 40 years in…
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🇳🇬 Oil Spill Reported at Shell Terminal in Nigeria’s Delta Region
A significant oil spill has been reported at Shell’s Bonny loading terminal in Nigeria’s Delta region following a pipeline rupture, according to the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA). The incident, which occurred on Saturday, has caused oil to spread to the shoreline, raising concerns about environmental and community impact. NIMASA confirmed that it…
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🇲🇺 Mauritius Police Issue Arrest Warrant for Ex-Central Bank Governor
Mauritius authorities have announced an arrest warrant for Harvesh Kumar Seegolam, the former governor of the country’s central bank. The warrant, issued by the police’s anti-money laundering unit, is tied to an ongoing investigation into an alleged conspiracy to defraud. This development marks a significant step by Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam’s administration, which recently accused…
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🇺🇸 Mass Deportations Threaten Safety and Stability
By Panafrican.email News Team | December 20, 2024 | Immigration Policy The return of mass deportation policies in the United States could have devastating effects on families, communities, and economies, both domestically and globally. The case of Goura Ndiaye, deported in 2017 during the Trump administration, underscores the human cost of such policies. After 20…
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🇱🇷Fire Erupts at Liberia’s Capitol Building: Investigations Underway
Monrovia, Liberia — A massive fire broke out at Liberia’s historic Capitol Building in the early hours of December 17, 2024. The incident, which started around 2:30 AM local time, has sent shockwaves across the nation, sparking political debates and calls for urgent accountability. Timeline of Events Residents near Capitol Hill reported seeing thick black…
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