Easter Break Will Bring Short Respite For Mrs May
29/03/2018Letter from London By Martin Roche, Writer at Large The Christian feast day of Easter falls on Sunday April 1st this year. In many European countries April 1st is also.
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Five years of Providing World Class Financial Services in Mauritius
23/03/2018BanyanTree Bank Five years of providing world class financial services in Mauritius Mauritius is a prosperous island that has consistently ranked high for investors in the continent. In this interview,.
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Why Invest in Angola?
23/03/2018Angola, a country in the southern part of Africa, formerly a slave harbour, has become a central figure of Africa’s economic appeal. The country with vast mineral resources like petroleum.
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IMPROVING UGANDA’S REVENUE PROFILE
16/03/2018The Ugandan government plans to raise Shs14 trillion, about 48% of its Shs 29 trillion budget, through local revenue collections. This is contained in the Budget Framework Paper 2017/18. While.
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Letter from London: Mrs May’s London Speech Pulls Warring Party from the Brink
05/03/2018By Martin Roche British Prime Minister, Theresa May, gave a speech in London last week that achieved three political advantages. It was not a great work of oratory and, as.
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Ala Ibanibo: A Journey in Entrepreneurial Resilience
02/03/2018Ala Atubokiki Ibanibo is a man who has cut his teeth in international business with several laurels to show for it. Although these successes are not without the scars of.
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Madagascar’s Marc Ravalomanana wins African Award
24/02/2018Former President named African Person of the Year 2017 for Political Leadership Sandton, 25 February 2018 – Madagascar’s former president, Marc Ravalomanana, has won the award as African Person of the Year.
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A Conservation Journey
22/02/2018The conservation journey of Rwanda began decades ago and has since then continued to immensely progress. In a single adventure, tourists can reach volcanoes, lakes, rainforests, mist-shrouded mountains, the beautiful.
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Why Africa Should Take a Cue from China
16/02/2018By Dr. Menghis Bairu China is on the verge of advancing three innovative cancer therapies toward pivotal trials that could position them for winning U.S. Food and Drug Administration marketing.
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Harnessing the Power of Tourism in Africa
06/02/2018By Erin Lewis Tourism plays an important role in Africa’s sustainable economic development. “For millions of Africans, tourism is a lifeline – its potential for driving transformative and inclusive growth.
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