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The World Federation of Exchanges and African Securities Exchanges Association sign deal to improve continent’s capital market

The World Federation of Exchanges, WFE, the global industry group for exchanges and CCPs, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with.

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Egypt elected as President of Arab Telecom Council of Ministers

Egypt has been elected as the executive president of The Council of Arab Ministers of Communication and Information, with Saudi Arabia as.

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AfDB approves a ZAR3b loan to bolster renewable energy in South Africa

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank has approved a senior loan of ZAR 3 billion to the 100 MW.

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NIMASA Executive Director, Jamoh, Emerges CIoTA President

Executive Director, Finance and Administration, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Mr. Bashir Jamoh, has been elected President and Chairman of.

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AU Urges Harnessing Science to Benefit African Agriculture

The African Union (AU) called Sunday for increasing agronomic research to find mechanisms resistant to climate shocks and pests affecting crops in.

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Egypt’s Qalaa Holdings to invest $1.7 billion in next 3 years

Qalaa Holdings, one of Egypt’s largest investment companies, plans to invest 30 billion Egyptian pounds ($1.7 billion) in its projects over the.

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R502m investment to boost jobs in Eastern Cape

Trade and Industry Deputy Minister Bulelani Magwanishe has welcomed the R502 million investment into the East London Industrial Development Zone (ELIDZ). The.

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Ministry of Economy launches Libyan Trade Network program

Minister of Economy of the Presidential Council, Ali Al-Issawi, said Friday, that Libya has launched a new project under the name of.

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Libya’s oil terminals resume exports after brief closure over bad weather

Four Libyan oil export ports that were closed last week because of bad weather have reopened, a Libyan shipping source and port.

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National Economic Advisory Council predicts a 4% growth of Zambia’s economy

The National Economic Advisory Council (NEAC) has predicted that Zambia’s economy will grow by 4 percent before the end of this year..

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