David Pilling is an Africa Editor for various publications including the Financial Times, Yahoo Finance, and The Irish Times. With a focus on African affairs, David covers a wide range of topics including politics, economics, and social issues. His work has also been featured in The Australian Financial Review and the New Zealand Herald.
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David Pilling's coverage primarily revolves around international relations, African politics, trade, and economic development with a focus on government announcements and evolving stories. He would likely value insights from experts in these areas who can provide nuanced analysis of political developments, trade dynamics, and economic trends in Africa or globally.
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After initial breakneck expansion, growth has slowed somewhat at country's second largest supermarket chain
By: Chloe Cornish, David Pilling, Andres Schipani
As China steps back, the oil-rich Gulf state has become an important source of foreign investment — but with fresh layers of complexity
By: Laura Battle, David Pilling
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Boston Consulting Group has admitted it paid millions of dollars in bribes to win business in Angola, and agreed to give up more than $21 million in profits.
A $500mn blue loan is still in place despite upheaval, thanks to robust monitoring and a tight legal framework
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By: David Pilling, Aanu Adeoye
Audit threatens African nation’s hard-won reputation as reliable place to do business, critics warn
Fragile states worry they may have to wait years before receiving assistance
A safari in the country’s far north tracks back 1.6 million years to the roots of humanity
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