Policy announcements and tensions arise from meetings in Brazzaville, involving South Africa and Togo.
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Updated May 28
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Policy announcements and tensions arise from meetings in Brazzaville, involving South Africa and Togo.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Lomé is the capital city of Togo.Sub-event
Meetings in Brazzaville drive policy announcements and tensions, affecting South Africa.1 source
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The African Development Bank is holding its Annual Meetings in Brazzaville.Also in this story
- The AfDB President reviewed preparations in Brazzaville, where Sidi Ould Tah serves as the Minister representing the Republic of the Congo.
- AfDB provides long-standing financing support for development projects in the Republic of the Congo.
The entities involved
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South Africa
country in southern Africa
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Togo
country in West Africa
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African Development Bank
multilateral development finance institution
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