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The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group approved on July 14 a grant of $1.4 million to the Export Trading Group (ETG). The donation is intended for technical assistance and will be used to finance women-owned businesses in three countries in sub-Saharan Africa (Mozambique, Tanzania and Zambia).

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In full tension with Russia, which is making important diplomatic advances in Africa, the United States wants to strengthen its position on the continent. Washington has also been losing momentum for several years against the Chinese giant.

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The resumption of FDI is mainly due to the increase in capital injections made by foreign companies already present in the most industrialized country on the continent.

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Coming from the former British Empire, the Commonwealth welcomes more and more countries not historically linked with the United Kingdom. The issues that motivate such interest are both economic and geopolitical.

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The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank has endorsed the establishment of the African Foundation for Pharmaceutical Technology, an innovative institution, which will significantly improve Africa's access to the technologies that underpin the manufacture of medicines, vaccines and other pharmaceuticals.

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Zambia has reached an agreement in principle with the IMF on an extended credit facility of $1.4 billion. But its disbursement remains subject to an agreement between Lusaka and its creditors on reducing the debt to sustainable levels.

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On July 1, 2022, the University of Montpellier (France) will receive a delegation of academics from South Africa (130 presidents, presidents, vice-presidents and vice-presidents) for a day of international exchanges devoted to sustainable development. This visit is part of the South African High Education & Research week in France event, organized by the South African authorities and institutions and Campus France from June 27 to July 1, 2022.