Economic diversification efforts in Algeria and local business challenges in Kinshasa
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Algerian Government, Sudanese households, Kinshasa entrepreneurs
Algeria, Sudan, DR Congo
September 2026
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Algeria reports growth in non-hydrocarbon sectors in 2025. Sudan faces severe electricity shortages with damage estimated at $3 billion. Kinshasa hosts food festivals to support young entrepreneurs.
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