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Charles Gitonga

Charles Gitonga

Verified

Senior Business Reporter, In Business Africa

Nairobi

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m&as, Institutional Investors , Venture Capitals, Private Equity Firms , Investment Banking, Deals , Asset Managers, Hedge Funds , Ipos

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He does not cover anything unrelated to sports.

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Total articles 35

  • Malawi seeks billions of dollars from US firm over ruby sales

    By Charles Gitonga Verified, Andre Lombard Verified| The Maravi Post Verified By Charles Gitonga & Andre LombardMalawi’s government is demanding the astonishing sum of $309bn (£245bn) in unpaid taxes and royalties from a US-based gemstone company for rubies exported from the southern African state over the last 10 years, its attorney-general has told the BBC. Columbia Gem House, a family-owned business which says that it upholds fair trade practices, dismissed the claim as “baseless and defamatory”.

    By Charles Gitonga Verified, Andre Lombard Verified · The Maravi Post

    Feb. 08, 2025

  • Ugandan designer vows to regrow dreadlocks cut in prison

    By Charles Gitonga Verified, Wedaeli Chibelushi Verified| Ex Bulletin@ Latif Madoi says this is the first time his daughter has seen him without dreadlocks A famous Ugandan fashion designer whose dreadlocks were cut off after his arrest has told the BBC he plans to let them grow back “as long as possible”. [he] lives”. Latif Madoi, who made clothes for celebrities including the late South African reggae icon Lucky Dube and Jamaican Busy Signal, spent just over six weeks in detention.

    By Charles Gitonga Verified, Wedaeli Chibelushi Verified · Ex Bulletin

    Jun. 28, 2024

  • Malawi seeks billions of dollars from US firm over ruby sales

    By Charles Gitonga Verified, Andre Lombard Verified| The Maravi Post Verified By Charles Gitonga & Andre LombardMalawi’s government is demanding the astonishing sum of $309bn (£245bn) in unpaid taxes and royalties from a US-based gemstone company for rubies exported from the southern African state over the last 10 years, its attorney-general has told the BBC. Columbia Gem House, a family-owned business which says that it upholds fair trade practices, dismissed the claim as “baseless and defamatory”.

    By Charles Gitonga Verified, Andre Lombard Verified · The Maravi Post

    Feb. 08, 2025

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