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South Africa’s Large Food & Beverage Industry to Drive Up To 7% Growth By 2020

With South Africa having the most advanced and refined food and beverage market on the African continent, Frost & Sullivan believes in.

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Deputy CEO of EXIM bank Pamela Akotoaa Addo resigns

The Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Export-Import bank (Exim bank) Cynthia Pamela Akotoaa Addo has resigned from her position..

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OPIC, partners launch $125m facility for Botswana’s polishing industry

Stanbic Bank Botswana, a member of Standard Bank Group; the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the U.S. Government’s development finance institution; and.

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METKA to help boost Ghana’s energy sector

A Greek multinational power company, METKA, has pledged to move the energy sector in the country a notch higher through investment into.

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Egypt’s non-oil exports rise 10% in eight months

Egyptian non-oil exports rose ten percent to $16.54 billion during the first eight months of this year from $14.99 billion last year..

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Chamber seeks increased SMEs’ contribution to economy

The Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC) has called on stakeholders, including the government and operators in various sectors, to show more commitment.

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Foreign exchange inflow dropped by $3.73bn in one month

The Nigerian economy recorded a total foreign exchange inflow of $6bn in the month of July this year, figures obtained from the.

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Chamber woos foreign investors from US, others

The Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC) has concluded plans to host the 2018 session of the independence investment forum (TIIF), a forum.

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Stanbic IBTC clinches four awards at Emeafinance African Banking Awards

In recognition of its position as Nigeria’s leading investment banking institution, Stanbic IBTC has won four awards in different categories in the.

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October 1: BA celebrates Nigeria with passenger upgrade

The management of British Airways has announced an upgrade from Business to First for $500 as a way of celebrating Nigeria’s 58th.

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