Egypt to Spend $9 Billion on Refinery Upgrade
21/01/2019North African giants, Egypt plans to upgrade six oil refineries at a cost of about $9 billion over four years to increase domestic production to 41 million tonnes a year,.
North African giants, Egypt plans to upgrade six oil refineries at a cost of about $9 billion over four years to increase domestic production to 41 million tonnes a year,.
Global vehicle manufacturer Mercedes-Benz looks forward to resuming production in Egypt soon, a senior official of the company has said. The company also considers additional models in Egypt, Markus Schafer,.
Global outsourcing and technology services specialist for governments VFS Global has commenced operations with its first Passport Application Centre in the capital city of Accra on behalf of the Ministry.
Africa’s general economic performance continues to recover and GDP growth is projected to accelerate to 4.0 percent in 2019 and 4.1 percent in 2020. But improved macroeconomic and employment outcomes.
Africa’s foremost development finance institute,AfDB, has predicted a 4% economic growth in 2019. The African Development Bank launched its African Economic Outlook for 2019 in Abidjan, and it estimates that.
Mozambique’s main opposition party, Renamo, have elected Ossufo Momade, the interim coordinator of the Renamo Political Commission, as the Party’s new President. He is the successor to Afonso Dhlakama who.
Five ports were reopened in Egypt on Thursday after it had shut due to bad weather as conditions improved and winds stabilized, the Red Sea Ports Authority said. Several Egyptian.
Top African leaders including Heads of States, Ministers, CEOs as well as representatives from the African Union and United Nations will converge at the inaugural Africa Business: Health Forum (AB:HF).
The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Nigeria’s main opposition party and a front line candidate for the February election, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has described the Nigerian National.
According to a poll conducted by the London-based news agency, Reuters, Sub-Saharan economies will cope with tighter global liquidity this year and grow faster than in 2018, albeit at a.