Ethiopia Opens Up To Foreign Investors
06/06/2018The Ethiopian government has decided to open up the state-owned airline and telecommunications company to foreign investors for the first time ever. Minority stakes would be sold to foreign and.
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The Ethiopian government has decided to open up the state-owned airline and telecommunications company to foreign investors for the first time ever. Minority stakes would be sold to foreign and.
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed, has confirmed the government’s preparedness to ratify the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) deal and deposit its instruments to the African Union. The Prime.
In an effort to revive Angola’s economy from oil-dependency, the authorities have passed a law cancelling all rules that supports forcing foreign investors to partner with local firms. This decision.
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The Nigerian Government is seeking foreign investors that would help expand the nation’s broadband network in order to achieve and surpass the targeted 30 percent penetration before year end. The.
Total SA has committed to invest in the Lokichar-Lamu pipeline, boosting Kenya’s efforts to develop its own oil fields and realize its ambition of joining the league of oil exporters..
Ghana is tipped to lead top-ranked global economies as the fastest growing economy in 2018 with a growth rate of 8% as a result of increased oil and gas production,.
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The Bankers Association of Zimbabwe (BAZ) said on Friday it will now accept 99-year leases that were given to resettled farmers by Government as collateral for bank loans. Since Zimbabwe.