“Increased Energy Investment; the Future of Africa’s Development”, The Africa Energy Infrastructure and Finance Forum (AEIF) is a global investment Forum organized by African Leadership magazine for Africa’s energy, infrastructure,.
Theme: UK – Africa Relations Post Brexit: Building Trade and Investments Structures for Equitable Partnerships CONCEPT NOTE: According to the UK office for Statistics, Africa accounted for 5.1% of global.
This is the time of truths and of forging the way forward through it all for a greater, more prosperous and egalitarian Nigeria. The stakeholders in a democracy need necessarily.
It was a glamorous, enriching and inspiring experience for all participants, as female heads of Governments, world’s first ladies, female business leaders, academics and research scholars, gathered at the 1st.
…Africa today and the need for home grown solutions. About Leadership in Africa has evolved over the years, tilting towards a more democratic government, and enlightened populace, although challenges.
BACK GROUND The last 2 decades have seen the emergence of China’s rapid economic investment growth and expansion in Africa to such an unprecedented level. Africa has in turn positioned.
The Inaugural Tanzania Oil & Gas Congress will offer participants invaluable networking opportunities with Government representatives and industry stakeholders from surrounding areas including: Zanzibar, Uganda, Mozambique, Kenya and Democratic Republic.
#WAFPOW17 “Cross Border Collaboration to Power West Africa’s Development” In July 2017, Dakar, Senegal will play host to West Africa’s No.1 Business to Business Green Power event, which will bring.
About The 2-day conference with the theme THE ROLE OF PARLIAMENT, LOCAL & REGIONAL GOVERNMENTS IN STRENGTHENING PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA, is designed to address the multiple facets of the.
… As Mariya Tambuwal, First Lady of Sokoto State, Maintains Lead On Tuesday, 6 June 2017, the on-going Amazons Watch Magazine’s Most-Impactful Governor’s Wife poll, which was designed.
