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Three New Schools Opening in Gabon’s Ogooué-Ivindo Centre for 2025-2026 Year

Discover how three new schools in Gabon's Ogooué-Ivindo Centre are set to enhance educational opportunities for the upcoming school year. This initiative marks a pivotal advancement in Gabon's commitment to education. Read more about this development in our latest article on Africazine.

Namibia’s Lofdal Rare Earth Project Secures Million Investment

Discover how Namibia's Lofdal rare earth project secured around US million in investment over the last 15 years, driving exploration, drilling, and metallurgical studies. Learn more from Africazine.

Renovation of Hay Mohamed Swimming Pool in Marrakech Begins

After years of inactivity, renovation work on the Hay Mohamed swimming pool in Marrakech's Daoudiats area has finally begun, bringing much-needed relief to the community. Stay updated with Africazine for more insights on this long-anticipated project.

Mauritania and Türkiye Discuss Strengthening Vocational Training Cooperation

On July 10, in Nouakchott, Mauritania's Minister of Vocational Training, Handicraft, and Trades, Mr. Mohamed Maalainine Ould Eyih, met with H.E. Mr. Burhan Köroğlu, Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey, to discuss collaboration in vocational training and trade. Stay informed with the latest updates from Africazine.

Prospect Resources’ Mumbezhi copper project advances in exploration drilling phase

Discover the latest insights on Prospect Resources' Phase 3 exploration programme at the Mumbezhi copper project in Zambia. Stay updated with Africazine for comprehensive coverage on this significant development in the copper mining sector.

Metropolitan Namibia donates printer to C. //Oaseb Senior Secondary School

Metropolitan Namibia generously donated a multifunction printer valued at over N,000 to C. //Oaseb Senior Secondary School in Gibeon, Hardap Region, during a handover event on June 30, 2026. Learn more about this impactful contribution to education in the region. Source: Africazine.

Namibia Raises 68.4 Million Namibian Dollars from Fishing Quota Auctions

Namibia's government successfully raised 68.4 million Namibian dollars (approximately 4.16 million U.S. dollars) through public auctions of fishing quotas for the 2026 season. Discover more about this initiative and its impact on the fishing industry at Africazine.

South Africa Raises Sardine Quota for 2026 Based on Scientific Assessments

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