
Nairobi will host the 2029 World Athletics Championships
For the first time, athletics’ biggest championship is coming to Africa, in the home of distance running.
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For the first time, athletics’ biggest championship is coming to Africa, in the home of distance running.

The non-binding deal covers skills, public services and safety, with any use of Kenyan data governed by Kenyan law.

The 120km line and storage depots should cut Ethiopia's reliance on tanker trucks within 18 months.

Gulf Energy will start drilling in November, targeting 20,000 barrels a day at first and exports early in 2027.

The 3-million-tonne plant is due in mid-2027 and already employs about 2,600 builders.

From 25 October, one of the three daily Dubai–Nairobi flights will use Emirates' newest jet.

Fatima Zahra Mansouri, a former Marrakech mayor, must now build a coalition after her party won 97 of 395 seats.

The state-backed plant aims to refine the country's gold at home, but it has yet to secure steady supply.

Kenya wants refineries built at home, with Mrima Hill's rare earths and niobium the biggest prize.

Universal Corporation is one of three African firms licensed by MSD to make alimatravir, which is still in trials.

Strong output in Ghana and high oil prices helped the debt-laden producer more than double its cash flow forecast.

The line carrying DRC copper and cobalt to the Atlantic set monthly records in June and July and plans to double volumes next year.

A World Bank programme starts with a 1,000MW Uganda–Tanzania line, as the UN launches a global push for grids.
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