Egypt is cracking a tough nut that Nigeria is breaking its teeth on. Barely two weeks after devaluing its currency against the dollar, Egypt has now secured $2 billion in financing from international banks, while the first $2.75 billion tranche of an IMF loan worth $12 billion is due Tuesday, Nov.15
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LOLADE AKINMURELE
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