Cape Town water crisis will have dire knock-on effects

Following an unprecedented drought, Cape Town is rapidly approaching 'Day Zero' when the water supply will be cut off

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Zimbabwe's military will entrench its influence

Despite the president's talk of reforms, vested interests permeate the economy

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Environmental risks dominate the World Economic Forum's global survey ahead of its January 23-26 Davos meeting

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The Ethiopian premier is visiting Egypt to address concerns over the flagship Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

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Many sectors will struggle as a result of lower immigration

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Debt, infrastructure, health and education gaps are undermining Puerto Rico’s competitiveness

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Communal violence between herdsmen and farmers is undermining Abuja's security credentials

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Despite an end to US sanctions, Sudan's economy is struggling and popular discontent is mounting

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Carbon footprints is the most researched sustainable theme

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The economy has grown strongly under Kim Jong-un, but new UN sanctions will bring the 'boom years' to an end

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