Upcoming Events

Most Recent News

Angola & Zambia Sign Visa-Free Agreement

The Angolan and Zambian governments have announced the launch of the visa-free agreement in ordinary passports, in a simultaneous act in both countries. In Luanda, the ceremony was coordinated by.

  • 0

SA Govt. Launches Research Chairs on Waste and Management for Socio-economic Development

The South African government launched first ever research chairs on waste management, aimed at transforming the sector while contributing to the country’s socio-economic development. The new chairs under the South.

  • 0

Hapag-Lloyd Channels Investments Towards East African market

Hapag-Lloyd, multinational German-based transportation company, has continued to focus on the growing market in East Africa. With annual growth rates of approximately six percent, the region tops the list on.

  • 0

Economic Commission for Africa Commends Botswana for Fast Growing Economy

Vera Songwe, Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa, has commended Botswana for being one the fastest growing economies in the SADC region at about four to five percent.

  • 0

Kenya, Mediterranean Shipping Company Re-establish Kenya National Shipping Line

President Uhuru Kenyatta was present at the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure and the Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) for the revival of.

  • 0

Malawi Gets £11m From Scotland Govt for Local Projects Until 2023

Malawi government has been boosted with a £11 million (aboput K7.3 billion) from Scottish government allocated to supporting local projects in the southern African nation until 2023. According to a.

  • 0

Ethiopia Airlines Offers Shares to African Countries

Ethiopia Airlines has offered its shares to African investors after several years of profitable operation. The airline, which was established in 1945 and owned 100 per cent by the Ethiopian.

  • 0

Zimbabwe is producing Chinese documentaries to help revive its tourism business

Zimbabwe’s beleaguered tourism sector is starting to re-engage its international markets, targeting tour operators who had ceased to package the country in recent years. The most high-profile example this month.

  • 0

Egypt Ministry of International Cooperation licenses single-shareholder companies

The Minister of Investment and International Cooperation Sahar Nasr signed the regulatory framework for licensing single-shareholder companies, according to a ministry statement on Wednesday. Nasr stated that the sole proprietorship.

  • 0

U.S. votes $12.5m for food security in Nigeria

The Feed the Future, a U.S. government global hunger and food security initiative, has earmarked 12.5 million dollars for food security in Nigeria. Dr George Mavrotas, Head of IFPRI Nigeria.

  • 0