Africa's Biggest Network Accused of Corruption
Updated: Tue 8 May, 01:31 am
MTN, Africa's biggest telecommunications company is being sued by a Turkish company which accuses it of corrupt business practices in a deal struck with Iran. read more »
Diamond Sorting, Sales to Move From London to Botswana
Updated: Wed 21 Sep, 10:43 am
Botswana aims to transform itself into an international hub of the world diamond industry, boosted by a deal in which the De Beers mining and sales empire will transfer the sorting, valuing and … read more »
Zimbabwe: Policy Differences Hamper Airline Revival
Updated: Wed 14 Mar, 04:47 am
Transport, Communications and Infrastructure Development Minister Nicholas Goch says not being together in one directions has caused Government not to achieve objective of reviving Air Zimbabwe. read more »
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Economic development in the country is on rise, despite the challenges of drought and famine. Read more »
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The two countries signed two memoranda of understanding, aimed at encouraging co-operation in the area of energy. Read more »
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Gold mining in Tanzania is taking a dip as the electricity shortages plaguing the country, impacts on the industry. Read more »
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Manufacturers of the alcoholic drink commonly known as 'Tujilijili' have tried in vain to contest government's decision to ban the commodity. Read more »
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The Nigeria Labour Congress says there will be another long-drawn battle should the government fail to stop moves to increase petrol prices. Read more »
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The World Bank has invested in a five-year plan of electricity projects to help meet the increasing demand on electricity for citizens during summer. Read more »
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Governors of the 36 states of the federation have unanimously endorsed the plan by the government to increase electricity tariff across the country by June. Read more »
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The federal aviation authority is embroiled in an on-going dispute with Maevis, a company holding a concessionary license that the Authority terminated at Lagos Airport. Read more »
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President Armando Guebuza told an audience at the Royal Institute of International Affairs that the government make rules for mining although it has a lot to learn in order to ... Read more »
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Nigeria's Senate is demanding payment from Lufthansa airlines for unpaid taxes. Read more »
