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Cooperation Essential For African Growth

Africa, as well as the rest of the world, needs to understand how to cooperate with one another while competing at the same time. “We live in a world that.

Mandela’s Economic Lesson To African Leaders

Few days ago the world celebrated Nelson Mandela, a man whose life personalises the tireless struggle against and victorious defeat of racial discrimination and inequality. Born 96 years ago, Madiba by.

EU Confirms Partnership Agreement for Trade in West Africa – Pledges N1.49 Trillion

The European Union, EU, on Monday confirmed the resolution of its Foreign Affairs Council, FAC, in support of the Economic Partnership Agreement, EPA negotiated with West Africa. Two European Union.

Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf suspends several government officials

President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has sanctioned several government officials for failing to file their Income, Assets, and Declaration as reported by the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC). It can be recalled that.

How The Fear Of Ebola Virus Is Crippling Business In West Africa

The latest number of casualties of the incurable Ebola is 603 with 68 deaths reported last week alone, according to WHO statistics. Sierra Leone had the highest number of deaths, which include.

France’s President, Francois Hollande starts Africa tour in Ivory Coast

The French president has begun a three-day visit to West Africa likely to be dominated by security threats in the region and fostering economic ties. On his first stop in.

The World Celebrates Mandela’s Birthday

For many South Africans, this year’s celebration of Nelson Mandela’s birthday (July 18) is bittersweet, as the statesman died last year at the age of 95. But some say that.

#AFRICA – Inside the Continent’s New $14bn Social Media Industry

A decade ago, most Africans would never have thought that an individual could bring a corporation to its knees in just 140 characters. But in June 2012, Japheth Omojuwa, an.

Investing in Infrastructure: Sub-Saharan Africa’s Top 5 Opportunities

This article examines the best countries for infrastructure investment if we assume all things to be equal within each country’s PPP system. Only one country – Nigeria – makes both.