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Tanzania finds first new gas field in more than a decade - Semafor
Climate • Oct 29, 2026

Tanzania finds first new gas field in more than a decade - Semafor

Tanzania announced its first gas discovery in more than a decade, a finding that comes as African nations race to boost their energy independence. The continent, which imports the majority of the fuels it uses, has been badly exposed by the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, wh...

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View / Business less skeptical than Trump on South Africa - Semafor
Business • Oct 29, 2026

View / Business less skeptical than Trump on South Africa - Semafor

The Trump administration has never hidden its diplomatic feud with South Africa — whether it be punishing tariffs, visa restrictions, or the US ambassador to Pretoria issuing thinly veiled threats that have left Pretoria sweating over its future in the African Growth and Opportun...

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Lula’s win is a blow for the Trump White House - Semafor
Geopolitics • Oct 29, 2026

Lula’s win is a blow for the Trump White House - Semafor

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s reelection could reshape geopolitics for years to come. Challenger Flávio Bolsonaro vowed to pursue closer ties with the Trump administration if elected and had looked set to confirm a regional conservative tilt.

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HP shifts production back to China as costs soar - Semafor
Technology • Oct 29, 2026

HP shifts production back to China as costs soar - Semafor

Leading PC makers are shifting some production back to China as costs bite. Firms including US-based HP — which had planned to shift more than half of its production out of the country in a “China+1” strategy — are moving some manufacturing back to offset surging memory and stora...

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New EU rules threaten Ethiopia’s coffee sector - Semafor
Markets • Oct 29, 2026

New EU rules threaten Ethiopia’s coffee sector - Semafor

The EU goal of reducing global deforestation could have damaging consequences for Ethiopia’s coffee sector and wider economy, a think tank said. Some 15 million people in the country widely considered to be the birthplace of coffee are involved in the industry, which sends 30% of...

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