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Gideon Gono more isolated than ever

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The governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), whom certain consider to be the real prime minister, is now completely on his own.

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In Focus | Sudan Starlink proves to be double-edged sword for Hemeti Libya ENI-linked vessels face scrutiny over migrant pushbacks in Rome's murky Mediterranean game
Migrants attempt to cross the Mediterranean Sea in a makeshift boat, 37 km off the Libyan coast, in September 2016.
Ethiopia, Sudan Amid escalating tensions, General Burhan snubs Abiy Ahmed's invitations
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the head of the Sudanese Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, in Khartoum, in June 2019.
DRC Chemaf's new management readies for transfer of thousands of miners Senegal Idrissa Seck courts prominent political figures for new coalition
Former Senegalese prime minister Idrissa Seck, in Dakar, in February 2019.
South Africa State development agency IDC negotiates director-general's amicable departure Algeria Renault Trucks calls it quits and leaves the country Central African Republic Security firm Amarante lands new EU contract despite difficulties with Bangui Madagascar Randrianirina takes a pass on Francophonie summit

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