A 15-year partnership between Nottingham Trent University and Makerere University was highlighted alongside IMF lending conditions for African governments.
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Updated Jul 9
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A 15-year partnership between Nottingham Trent University and Makerere University was highlighted alongside IMF lending conditions for African governments.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The United Nations calls on members to support conference outcomes and urges governance reforms within the IMF structure for African economies.Sub-event
IMF lending to African governments is tied to specific constraining conditions.1 source
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Africa
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International Monetary Fund
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