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Helium: South Africa strikes new 'gold'

Natural gas is what Stefano Marani and Nick Mitchell had on their minds when they bought gas rights on this 87,000-hectare piece of land in the Free State province in 2012, for just $1.
Cameroon, Nigeria target trade boost after construction of bridge linking both countries

Trade between Cameroon and Nigeria is set to get a huge boost following the completion of construction works of the Cross River Bridge.
PAPSS: Revolutionising cross-border payments in Africa

Afrieximbank and AfCFTA rollout Pan African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) to facilitate instant, cross border payments in local currencies.
Li Anshan’s “Five Basic Facts About China-Africa Relations”

Professor Li Anshan is widely regarded as the preeminent Chinese scholar on African affairs. Li, who’s now a professor emeritus at Peking University.
Google to invest $1 billion to lift Africa internet access

Google said on Wednesday it will invest $1 billion over the next five years to allow for faster and more affordable internet access and support entrepreneurship in Africa.