MTN Offers AWS Direct Connect Across Africa
02/02/2015MTN has become the first company in Africa to offer Amazon Web Service (AWS) Direct Connect across multiple countries on the continent. The new service will leverage MTN’s multiprotocol Label.
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Rwanda Receives $70 Million Credit From World Bank
27/01/2015Rwanda will receive a $70 million credit from the World Bank to help the government improve the efficiency, coverage, and harmonization of its social protection system. According to a press.
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Ghana, Dubai Boost Trade To $5 Billion
27/01/2015The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry has set an ambitious target to increase trade between Ghana and Dubai to $5 billion in the next five years. Currently, the volume.
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Is Investment In Green Energy The Future Of Africa?
27/01/2015Source: AFKInsider For many Americans, green energy might seem costly, difficult, and not incredibly attractive from a financial perspective. Consider, for example, solar panels. Are they a necessity or a luxury?.
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22/01/2015I left school at 16 to launch Student magazine to campaign against two terrible wars; the Vietnamese War and the Nigerian Civil War. Many years later, I had the privilege.
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12 Memorable Events At The 2015 Africa Cup Of Nations
21/01/2015The long-awaited and controversial 2015 Africa Cup of Nations is underway, and football fans around the world are tuning in to watch. With just the first matches of the group.
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2015 – A Crucial Year for Africa’s Development
21/01/2015Decisive summits in Nairobi, Addis Ababa, Paris and New York will make 2015 a year during which Africa’s vision of its own future can start becoming a reality – but.
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Ethiopia Records Reduction in Poverty
21/01/2015Addis Ababa —Progress driven by agricultural growth, investments in basic services and effective safety nets Agricultural growth was the main driver of poverty reduction in Ethiopia since 2000, according to.