FRENCH COMPANY TO SET UP WIND FARM IN NAMIBIA
04/12/2015French energy holding company InnoVent, has recently concluded plans to set up a 150 to 500 megawatt (MW) wind farm in Sperrgebiet National Park, a diamond mining area in South-western.
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French energy holding company InnoVent, has recently concluded plans to set up a 150 to 500 megawatt (MW) wind farm in Sperrgebiet National Park, a diamond mining area in South-western.
Chris Mushohwe, Director of the Presidential Scholarship Scheme The government of Zimbabwe and a leading Chinese group Qingdao Hengshun Zhongsheng, has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Zimbabwe,.
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Professionals in the agricultural sector have recently come up with an online platform that will provide human resource information for graduates and institutions of higher learning, in Kenya. The eCapacities.
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Rwanda, which is in the middle of a rainy season, launched a tree planting program to protect the environment and ecosystems. Community members are expected to plant 30 million trees.
Next month Morocco opens one of the world’s largest solar thermal plants. About $9bn has been invested in the three phased Noor complex. On completion, the project will be the.
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In a bid to expand trade and investment in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the nation has recently held its first Invest-in-Congo Brazzaville (ICB) Forum 2015 in order to attract.
By: Trust Matsilele Understanding the environment and having relevant skills for the market are prerequisites for setting up a successful business in Africa, this is according to Kellogg’s Chief Executive.