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  • November 17
  • Daily Observer Gambia: WFP Provide Relief Assistance to NBR Flood Victims

    The World Food Programme (WFO) recently provided humanitarian assistance to the disaster victims in the North Bank Region.

  • Mmegi Botswana: Govt Gives Local Suppliers New Deal

    Government has finally responded to calls for the empowerment of citizen entrepreneurs as it will soon bypass the tendering process and procure from local companies provided their prices are competitive.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: President Hails FAO

    President Mugabe has thanked the Food and Agriculture Organisation for assisting Zimbabwe boost household food security through a US$70 million input facility targeting smallholder farmers.

  • Monitor Uganda: Investors Ready to Ride On a Good Mix of Stocks, Bonds

    Regulators in Uganda's financial market have argued that the country still needs a mix of financial instruments on the stock exchange to support the growth of the economy and domestic savings.

  • Daily Monitor Ethiopia: Koica Plans to Boost Its Development Assistance

    The Korea International Cooperation Agency (COICA) plans to increase the quality and quantity of its development assistance programs in Ethiopia.

  • TradeInvest Africa: Opportunity to Lease Farming Land

    Ethiopia is inviting investors to lease three million hectares of agricultural land to increase food productivity and earn foreign exchange.

  • New Vision Uganda: Sh850 Billion for Luweero, Rwenzori Regions

    THE Government has earmarked sh850b for the development of the Luweero Triangle and Rwenzori regions that were devastated by war.

  • New Vision Uganda: Hospital Upgrade to Cost Government Sh1 Trillion

    THE Government will spend $600m (about sh1.1 trillion) to renovate hospitals and health centres, the Minister of Health, Dr. Stephen Mallinga, has said. Mallinga said the money will be used to upgrade the health facilities to cater for the increased demand for services.

  • New Vision Uganda: Disabled Traders in Busia Petition Ura Over Goods

    PERSONS with disabilities doing business in Busia town have asked the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) enforcement officers to stop confisticating their goods.

  • Business Day South Africa: Private Investor - Stefstock Can Deliver Steady Dividends [column]

    ON FRIDAY I told you that Jean and I were building a high- dividend yield portfolio as part of our own main portfolio and that we had bought shares in the construction company Stefanutti Stock Holdings (Stefstock). I wrote also that the staring point was a share price of R10,70 with a historic earnings yield of 17,3% and a dividend yield of 5,4%.

  • Business Day South Africa: Local Firm Invests in WIA of Tanzania

    LOCAL investment house Convergence Partners is moving into Tanzania with a deal to buy 35% of WIA, which supplies wireless voice and data services to corporate clients.

  • Citizen East Africa: EA Bloc Defends Market Protocol

    The East African Community yesterday defended the draft Common Market Protocol expected to be signed by its five heads of state here on Friday, saying it has the blessing of them all.

  • Leadership West Africa: West African Entrepreneurs in Diaspora for Investment Forum

    In a bid to explore business opportunities in West Africa, India, in collaboration with the Economic Communities of West African States (ECOWAS), is organising an investment forum for entrepreneurs in the diaspora, holding in January, 2010, in Lagos, Nigeria.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: SON Certifies 800 Companies, 4,500 Products

    Director General, Standards Organization of Nigeria (SON), Dr John Ndanusa Akanya has disclosed that over 800 companies and 4, 500 products in the country have been certified by the organization since the introduction of the MANCAP programme few months ago.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Rivers Proposes 5-Year Tax Holiday For Investors

    Rivers State Government has unveiled plans to grant three to five years tax holiday to would -be investors in the oil-rich state.The State Commissioner for Commerce and Industry Mr.Ogbonna Nwoke said this at the weekend at the Lagos International Trade Fair and Exhibition. He said the development is part of the current administration to woo investors and boost industrialisation in the state. He ...

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: FMBN Targets N1 Trillion Investment Growth

    The Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) is planning to grow its investment volume to about N1.1 trillion, making it one of the biggest banks in the country.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Nigeria's Day in Pretoria [analysis]

    Soon after the National Assembly confirmed him as the new Nigerian High Commissioner to the republic of South Africa, I asked the retired Brigadier-General Mohamed Buba Marwa about what he thought the main challenges would be at his new duty post. I posed the question with the firm belief that that the volume of trade was tilted hopelessly in favour of the former apartheid enclave. The retired ...

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Shekarau's Agenda Elicits Response From Investors, Citizens Abroad

    Kano State is beginning to reap the fruits of the modernization agenda being pursued meticulously by the Ibrahim Shekarau administration. At two different forums this past month, foreign and local investors, as well as financially able Nigerian professionals in the Diaspora, had cause to take a closer and informed look at the quickening pace of infrastructural development in Kano State.

  • Ghanaian Chronicle Ghana: Stop Harassing Investors in the Oil Industry

    The Minority in Parliament have observed that the intimidation by the security agencies of Ghanaian professionals who helped in the discovery of oil has the tendency of driving away potential investors into the oil industry.

  • Ghanaian Chronicle Ghana: Subin MP Lauds Goverbment's Efforts

    MEMBER OF Parliament for Subin, Hon. Isaac Osei has commended the NDC government for consolidating the Trade Sector Support Programme by the NPP government with a view to deliver rapid and strategic expansion of Ghana's productive base, with the launch of the Tariff Advisory Board (TAB) expected to develop into a Ghana International Trade Commission.

  • November 16
  • Vanguard Africa: Investors Expanding Oil Interests Throughout Continent [analysis]

    UNTIL relatively recently, big oil gave little thought to sub-Saharan Africa beyond the coast of Nigeria and Angola. That's changing rapidly after a significant find off the Atlantic coast of Sierra Leone, where both Anadarko Petroleum and U.K.-based Tullow have exploration licenses, and another strike in Uganda, where Tullow operates.

  • East African East Africa: Region to Get New Law on Cross-Border Trade to End Hunger

    Hunger will be a thing of the past in the region should plans by the East African Community to start formal cross border trade in food yield positive results.

  • New Times Rwanda: Groundbreaking Bio-Fuel Deal Agreement

    The Government of Rwanda yesterday entered a groundbreaking agreement with US-based Eco-Fuel Global and UK's Eco Positive Ltd-which will see the two companies sink $250m in a project to produce bio-diesel.

  • The Herald Africa: Continent Needs More FDI to Reduce Poverty

    AFRICA needs continuous flows of foreign direct investment to stimulate economic growth and reduce poverty levels on the continent, economists say.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Border Trade Resumes in Katsina

    Economic activities hitherto suspended at the Nigeria-Niger Republic border as a result of an unofficial sanction resumed last week in line with a Federal Government directive. Our correspondent who visited the Jibia and Kongolam border crossings at the weekend observed movement of goods and services in the area just as petty traders were allowed to move without hinderance.

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