🚨🔵⚪️ Manchester City are set to bid for £85m package to sign Cody Gakpo after the agreement with player’s camp.
#MCFC stepping up efforts to get the deal done as exclusively revealed tonight. 🇳🇱
City wait for Liverpool to approve sale when they find replacement.
We all know that urbanization is changing food systems, but do the effects differ by the "type" of urbanization. Our discussion paper explores this question. Link to article below. Feedback welcome. 😃
New ZEF Discussion Paper No. 369 by Joshua Kafotokoza, Hannah Ameye & Matin Qaim explores how urbanization shapes diets in Sub-Saharan Africa. 📄🌍
From the double-edged sword of urban growth to the impact of "rurbanization" on micronutrients. 🥗
Read: https://t.co/nbfJJkl3Cz
Malawi have reached their first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations final in their debut at the continental tournament after a hard-fought 3-1 victory over Algeria.
The high-octane semi-final was played at the Olympic Stadium in Rabat, Morocco, on Wednesday.
The game was marked by two red cards, one for each side, given about 20 minutes apart in the first half.
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▪️Most goals at WAFCON 2026 (12)
▪️Qualified for their first World Cup
▪️Reached their first ever WAFCON final
A reminder that this is Malawi's debut WAFCON 🤯
Botswana did everything right: they put their diamond money in a sovereign wealth fund, funded education, successfully fought corruption, and tried to diversify their economy. And it hardly made a difference. Growth still reversed when the diamond market went bust. The education spending produced hardly any improvement in student performance. Turns out “good institutions” are not, in fact, the secret sauce, at least not on their own. This is not at all surprising if you have the right priors, but it’s very interesting to see it documented and quantified. Great article
Malawi pulled off one of the biggest shocks in Women’s Africa Cup of Nations history as the debutants beat ten-time champions Nigeria 3-2 in their Group C opener 😮💨
Malawi’s fuel crisis is a balance-of-payments constraint meeting debt distress.
Foreign borrowing has reached its limit.
Adjustment is now unavoidable.
This is not a fuel story.
It is an adjustment story.
Disorderly, through shortages, rationing and queues —
or structured, through the IMF.