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Zambia's External Debt Declines 5% to $15.35 Billion as Government Debt Management Efforts Gain Momentum
LUSAKA, Zambia, 12 November 2026 — Zambia's external debt has declined by 5% to $15.35 billion, marking further progress in the government's efforts to restructure its obligations, restore debt sustainability and ease pressure on public finances.
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Africa’s Infrastructure Signal: How Reliable Power Can Unlock Industrial Growth and Investment
Reliable infrastructure is becoming a critical foundation for Africa’s next phase of economic and industrial development. In this edition of The Aldrenor Brief, we examine the Gran
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Mozambique Seeks €33.5 Billion in International Financing to Strengthen Climate Resilience and Protect Critical Infrastructure
ANTALYA, Türkiye, 12 November 2026 — Mozambique is seeking approximately €33.5 billion in international financing over the next decade to strengthen its resilience against climate-related disasters, protect vulnerable communities and reduce the economic damage caused by increasingly severe weather events.
Turkey Secures Record $1.6 Billion AIIB Climate Financing Package to Accelerate Green Transition
ANTALYA, Türkiye, 12 November 2026 — Türkiye has secured a $1.6 billion financing package from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) to accelerate climate reforms, strengthen environmental resilience and support the country's transition towards a lower-carbon economy.
US Deportation Drive Intensifies Human Rights Concerns as Washington Expands Migration Enforcement
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration’s expanding deportation programme is facing renewed scrutiny over the treatment and legal protection of migrants transferred to third countries, after police in Equatorial Guinea allegedly pointed firearms at people deported from the United States.
South Korean Audit Exposes Deepening Strains in US Alliance as Washington Recalibrates Regional Military Priorities
SEOUL, South Korea, 5 November 2026 — A parliamentary audit in South Korea has exposed growing friction in the country's alliance with the United States, raising questions about the future of regional security cooperation as Washington increasingly directs its military attention towards China.
