Egyptian Industry Minister Amr Nassar told companies participating in the trade mission organised by the Mediterranean Institute for Asia and Africa (ISMAA) that the Egyptian market can be used as.
Uganda has opened Africa’s 5th largest bridge in Jinja, in the eastern part of the country. The 525 meters long cable-stayed bridge was funded by the Japanese International Cooperation Agency.
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s economic stimulus package is likely to feature prominently in the medium-term budget policy statement, analysts expect. Ramaphosa’s economic recovery plan, announced in September, will require R50bn of.
Mr Mustapha El Khalfi, the Spokesman for the Moroccan government and Parliament, says the country’s interest in joining ECOWAS stems from its desire to build strong South-South partnership. Khalfi disclosed.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will contribute €54 million, $62.5 million, to EU efforts to strengthen diagnostic health services in Sub-Saharan Africa under the External Investment Plan. This cooperation.
Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame has appointed new ministers of defense and foreign affairs in a cabinet reshuffle announced late Thursday. In a decision that came as a surprise to the.
United Bank for Africa Plc has posted N374.8 billion gross earnings in its third quarter operations, representing 12.3 per cent rise over N333.9 billion recorded in the corresponding period in.
BELGIUM is sending a high-powered business delegation comprising 25 companies to Zimbabwe to explore investment opportunities, in a move expected to boost Government efforts to make the country an attractive.
Vodacom Business Nigeria was honored with four awards at the prestigious 2018 Nigeria Technology Innovation and Telecoms Awards over the weekend. The industry celebration, organized by the Association of Telecommunications.
Sudan urged France to support the upcoming round of peace negotiations between the Central African parties which will be held in Khartoum next month Minister El-Derdeiry Mohamed Ahmed met Thursday.
