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  • January 9
  • New Vision Uganda: No Change in Format

    CECAFA will not change the current format of the Senior Challenge Cup where member countries converge to compete in one country. Some countries had proposed a home and away format like it is in the COSAFA, which they said would ease the financial burden on the host country.

  • January 6
  • News (Monrovia) Liberia: Irregularities Cited in Domestic Debt Payments

    Audit report released on the expenditure and administration of the Ministry of Finance covering the periods 2006/2007 by the General Auditing Commission (GAC) says there were irregularities in the payment of domestic debts to claimants.

  • January 5
  • AIM Mozambique: Repayment of Local Fund 'Insignificant' in Sofala

    The government of the central Mozambican province of Sofala has admitted that so far the repayment of loans under the Local Initiative Investment Budget (OIIL) has been "insignificant", reports Monday's issue of the Maputo daily "Noticias".

  • News (Monrovia) Liberia: Audit Questions U.S.$5 Million Domestic Debt Payment

    The General Auditing Commission (GAC) has questioned the payment of US$5,048,907.00 domestic debt, saying that there were no vouchers to support payments.

  • December 31, 2008
  • Vanguard Nigeria: NFL Suspends Bayelsa UTD Over Debts

    Topping Bayelsa United FC have been barred from playing in the Globacom Premier League until they cough out N25 million being salaries and sign-on fees owed players, coaches and officials of the club.

  • December 29, 2008
  • Argus South Africa: Debt Crisis Cripples SPCA's Work

    The SPCA, which is millions of rands in debt, has just gone through its worst financial year.

  • December 25, 2008
  • Leadership Nigeria: Govt Will Leave More Debt Than Its Predecessor

    The deputy governor of Cross River State, Mr. Effiok Cobham, has said that the debt burden the administration led by Senator Liyel Imoke will leave behind may be more than what the government inherited from Donald Duke, given the developmental strides of the administration.

  • December 23, 2008
  • Business Day South Africa: Harmony R1 Billion Closer to Clear Pile of Debt

    HARMONY Gold Mining has taken the first step to clearing its books of debt after raising almost R1bn through a share issue, paving the way for a possible acquisition in mid-2009.

  • December 22, 2008
  • New Vision Uganda: BoU Battles Basajja Over Sh39 Billion Debt

    BANK of Uganda (BoU) has asked the High Court to overturn a fraudulent ruling that facilitated the illegal transfer of titles held as security for a debt owed by businessman Basajjabalaba, senior officials have said.

  • Business Day South Africa: Fitch Wary On Super Group Liquidity And Risk of Debt Default

    RENEWED liquidity worries are circling around Super Group, whose latest restatement of financial results has prompted a ratings downgrade and a run on shares.

  • December 19, 2008
  • Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Domestic Debt Skyrockets By 17 800 Percent

    ZIMBABWE'S domestic debt rose 17 800% inside one month to $179,6 trillion on September 8 from $1 trillion recorded on August 8, creating heavy future taxes official, figures revealed this week.

  • Leadership Nigeria: Muktar Blames Obasanjo Over Debt Relief

    Former Director General of the Debt Management Office (DMO) and ministerial Nominee, Dr. Mansur Muktar, yesterday blamed the lack of development of some sectors of the economy on the valuable time used by the former president Chief Olusegun Obasanjo in pursuing debt relief for the country.

  • December 18, 2008
  • Times of Zambia Zambia: State Risks Oil Supply Debt

    THE Government will slip into debt if the delayed off-loading of the recently bought 90,000 tonnes of crude oil persists, Energy and Water Development Permanent Secretary, Peter Mumba has said.

  • Leadership Nigeria: Govt Advised Against Borrowing

    Due to the negative implications of both domestic and external debt on the economy of any country, especially Nigeira, the Federal Government has been advised to stop any further taking of loans from developed countries.



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