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China’s exports of rare earth magnets fell 6.1% in September, sparking renewed concerns that Beijing may again use its dominance in critical minerals as leverage in trade talks with the United States. Customs data showed shipments dropped to 5,774 tonnes from 6,146 tonnes in August, ending three consecutive months of growth and coming just before …

Mineral development expert Dr Femi Salami has highlighted the need for African nations to harness their vast mineral endowments to become a tool for sustainable economic and strategic global power. Dr Salami, who spoke at different fora during the World Bank/International Monetary Fund (IMF) 2025 Annual Meetings in Washington DC, United States, pointed out that …

How Africa Can Harness Mineral Endowments for Sustainable Economic, Global Power – Expert

Nigeria has been faced with the most complicated form of inflation, where all the possible types are evident at the same time, said a development economist, Ken Ife. Ife, who appeared on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief on Monday, October 20, described the current inflation pressure as a complex case of stagflation, a rare economic …

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China has shipped its first-ever batch of domestically produced poultry hatching eggs to Tanzania, a move experts say could reshape livestock farming across East Africa. The shipment of 35,000 white-feathered “Guangming No. 2” broiler eggs departed Yunnan Province on Friday, marking a major milestone for China’s agricultural exports. The eggs, specially bred for meat production, …

China Breaks New Ground in Africa with First Poultry Hatching Egg Export to Tanzania

Israeli shelling killed three Palestinians near a ceasefire line in Gaza on Monday, testing the fragile truce after a weekend of heavy fighting. At least 28 people died in Sunday’s Israeli strikes across the enclave, which Israel said were in response to a Hamas attack that killed two of its soldiers in Rafah. U.S. envoys …

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) has called for urgent action to close critical gaps in global early warning systems designed to protect communities from extreme weather and climate-related disasters, particularly in developing countries. Speaking at a special meeting in Geneva on Monday, WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo said early warnings are essential to saving lives and …

The U.S. Federal Reserve is preparing for its next policy meeting under an unusual cloud of uncertainty, with the ongoing government shutdown halting key economic data releases and leaving policymakers without a clear picture of the economy’s health. Official employment figures have not been published since the shutdown began on October 1, while limited private …

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