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Rally in Ctg Demands Tax Removal on Solar Panels
A rally in Chittagong on May 23, 2026, demanded the withdrawal of taxes on solar panels and renewable energy equipment.
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DTI drops mandatory ad pre-clearance plan
The Philippine DTI announced it will no longer require mandatory permits for advertisements, easing concerns of online sellers.
Politics
Concentrix Morocco Signs We4She Parity Charter
Concentrix Morocco signed the We4She Parity Charter on May 22, 2026, committing to workplace gender equality.
Politics
Morocco Targets Diaspora Investment for Development
Morocco launches new initiatives to attract investment from its 5 million-strong diaspora, aiming to boost economic growth.
Politics
Tanzania Allocates 800bn/- for Arrears in 2026/27 Budget
Tanzania's government sets aside 800 billion shillings in the 2026/27 budget to clear verified arrears owed to contractors, suppliers, and public servants.
Technology
African Regulators Adopt 2026-2030 Data Protection Roadmap
African data protection authorities adopted a 2026-2030 roadmap in Abidjan to strengthen coordination on data governance, cybersecurity, and AI.
Politics
Convention Center Construction to Start Next Year
Construction of the new convention center is set to begin in 2027, according to verified reports.
Business
Israeli firm plans tech hub in New Jersey
An Israeli company announced a hub in New Jersey to help foreign firms expand in the US, aiming to create a 'new Silicon Valley'.
Business
KCB Shareholders Approve Sh22.5 Billion Dividend
KCB Group shareholders approved a Sh22.5 billion dividend for 2025, a 133% jump in per-share returns.
Politics
Morocco's Informal Employment Reaches 76% in 2021
A new report reveals that informal employment in Morocco accounted for 76% of total employment in 2021, highlighting deep inequalities.
Politics
States Seek Breakup of Live Nation-Ticketmaster
A group of states asks a judge to break up Live Nation-Ticketmaster, going beyond the DOJ's settlement terms.
Politics
West London shop fined for hiring illegal worker below minimum wage
A West London shop was fined £10,000 for employing an illegal worker and paying them well below the minimum wage.