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French companies partner to expand rural electricity grid in Africa

In an attempt to build stronger ties as well as achieve the aim of being one of the major energy leaders on the continent, the CEO of Orange, France multinational.

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Major Private Equity firm invests $62 million in Sigma Pensions

Actis, a british-based private equity firm, has recently invested $62 million in leading Pension fund administrator, Sigma Pensions Limited as part of efforts geared towards adding value to Nigeria’s economy..

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World Bank unveils $16b Climate Business Plan for Africa

THE World Bank Group has unveiled a new plan that calls for $16 billion in funding to help African people and countries adapt to climate change and build up the.

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Facebook, Jumia Promote Business Growth In Nigeria

Facebook in partnership with Jumia Nigeria has recently hosted the first ‘Boost Your Business’ event at the Landmark Event Centre, Nigeria to provide entrepreneurs and business owners with best practices.

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Equatorial Guinea’s National Gas Company Opens Negotiations For LPG Purchase

The Ministry of Mines, Industry and Energy of Equatorial Guinea has recently announced that its National gas company (SONAGAS), will begin marketing the State’s share of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).

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Small Businesses Key To Africa’s Growth Story – Ivan Epstein

Ivan Epstein In order to recognise and celebrate the contributions of small business owners, Sage- the market leader for integrated accounting, payroll and payment systems- in its recent survey reveals.

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Real Estate Development Could Drive Future Chinese Investment In Africa

Natural resources from Africa helped fuel China’s economic boom, but in the first half of 2015, it’s looking more like a bust. Chinese investment in Africa through June this year.

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MTN CEO resigns with immediate effect over N1.04 trillion Nigeria fine

Sifiso Dabengwa, the Group Chief Executive Officer of telecom company, MTN, has resigned following the massive N1.04 trillion ($5.2 billion) fine imposed on the company by the Nigerian Communications Commission,.

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Nigeria: Financing development under President Buhari: The role of Pan African development finance institutions (DFIs)

LAGOS, Nigeria, November 9, 2015/ — The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has prognosticated a possible economic recession in 2016. This possible worst outcome of the present slump is something.

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Ethiopia Plans A $4B Mega Airport, Wants To be One Of Africa’s Biggest Hubs

Only the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, price tag $4.8 billion, will cost more than the country’s latest project — a new $4 billion mega airport that Ethiopia hopes will   boost tourism and the.

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