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<p>Sudan&#8217;s Prime Minister, Hamdok held talks in Washington with the aim of having Sudan removed from the US list of countries that are said to sponsor terrorism. In order to be removed from the terrorism list, Sudan must meet a series of US conditions, including payments to the embassy bomb victims. Also the United States is set to name an ambassador to the country for the first time in 23 years. Analyst and Activist, Hajooj Kuka joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


US to reinstate ambassador to Sudan for first time in 23 years

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<p>The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) World Economic Outlook is one of the most closely-watched set of forecasts in the world. How do economists get to the predictions in it? CNBC International gets an inside look at the process from Washington.</p>


Here is how IMF’s economists make predictions

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<p>On the side-lines of the Spring Meetings of the IMF and the World Bank in Washington CNBC Africa&#8217;s Gugulethu Mfuphi caught up with Dr. Albert Zeufack, World bank Chief Economist for Africa.</p>


Africa economic growth rebounds but not fast enough – WB

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<p>This year, a dominating theme at the Spring Meetings of the IMF and the World Bank in Washington, was the emergence of the digital economy and how efficient partnerships can be created to use technologies to drive key sectors in African economies.</p>


Why strategic tech partnership is key for Africa’s growth – Kengen CEO

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<p>When will investors see Africa’s rich red soil as pay dirt? The rest of the world is pouring concrete over its green and arable land. Surely food will run short opening up a lucrative export business for the farmers of Africa. This is one of the questions CNBC Africa’s Chris Bishop put to Agribusiness sector Manager for the Risk guarantee arm of the World Bank MIGA Nabil Fawaz at the annual meetings in Washington.</p>


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