Durban protesters take to the streets over rising fuel prices
13/08/2018A small group of people marched from King Dinizulu Park in Durban on Monday‚ calling for fuel prices to fall. They marched with a hearse carrying a coffin‚ intended to.
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Nigeria: Refineries’ Builders to Revalidate Studies for Plants’ Revamp
13/08/2018Abuja — Three Original Refineries Builders (ORBs) who built the existing 445,000 barrels a day (bd) combined capacity refineries of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in Kaduna, Port Harcourt.
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Nairobi-Addis Ababa road corridor boosts trade in the Horn of Africa
13/08/2018The 895-km highway corridor linking Kenya and Ethiopia has not only eased cross-border traffic between the two countries, but is a major push for economic integration within Africa, resulting in.
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Aviation traffic to Rwanda to hit the one million mark
12/08/2018The number of people visiting or transiting through Rwandan airports is set to increase to over one million this fiscal year, according to projections from the Ministry of Infrastructure and.
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Tunisia, Egypt to promote mutual trade relations
12/08/2018Egypt and Tunisia have agreed to promote joint trade relations and remove all of the challenges facing the flow of trade exchange and joint investments between the two sides. Both.
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Gombe governorship aspirant promises to revive agriculture
12/08/2018Alhaji Inuwa Yahaya, the governorship aspirant under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Gombe State, has promised to revive agriculture and human capital development, if voted into.
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Egypt to reduce public debt to 92% of GDP in FY 2018-19
12/08/2018Egyptian Finance Minister Mohamed Ma’it said the country will reduce its public debt to 92 percent of the GDP in the budget of the current fiscal year 2018-2019, state-run Ahram.
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South African government to spend R59 billion on bailouts for struggling SOE’s
12/08/2018The South African government is committed to spending R59 billion on financial bailouts for embattled state-owned enterprises (SOE). It’s no secret that South Africa’s SOE’s are in a spot of.
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