James Nkonomo

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James Nkonomo is a journalist. Currently serving as the Central Africa Correspondent for The African Exponent. He specializes in a wide range of stories from the region, covering all stories stories.

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  Mar 28, 2024

Shocking Revelations Link Prominent Businessman to Rapper AKA's Murder

A staggering sum of over 800,000 rand (approximately $42,000; £33,000) was reportedly transferred from a company owned by Gcaba to the bank account of Mziwethemba Harvey Gwabeni, one of the suspects currently facing trial for the rapper's murder....

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  Mar 28, 2024

Will Cryptocurrency Recover & Which Crypto Asset Will Recover The Fastest

With major market fluctuations, many investors are left wondering if the cryptocurrency market will recover and, more importantly, which crypto asset will bounce back the fastest....

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  Mar 28, 2024

Ethiopia's Leading Bank Recovers Nearly 80% of Funds Lost to System Glitch

Abe Sano, the bank's president, revealed to the media on Tuesday that the glitch allowed transactions ranging from as little as 9 cents to $5,350 to occur. Initially, the bank reported a staggering loss of $40 million due to the fault....

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  Mar 27, 2024

Tesla Arrives in Rwanda: Local Car Dealer Avails Electric Vehicles

KIGALI, Rwanda – In an unprecedented move, AUTO24 Rwanda, a leading local car dealership,...

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  Mar 27, 2024

Bank of Uganda Announces Transition of Three Commercial Banks to Credit Institutions

Stakeholders across the board, from banking professionals to customers and economic analysts, await further details on how these transitions will unfold and the potential impacts on Uganda's banking and financial services landscape....

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  Mar 27, 2024

Kenya Airways Achieves Operating Profit for First Time Since 2017

According to the AFP news agency, the airline's profit exceeded $80 million (£63 million) in 2023, a notable achievement attributed largely to a surge in passenger numbers, which propelled revenue by more than 50%....

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