Libya: Jordan claiming hospital bills
Jordan has called on Libya to pay up its hospitals bills after it has treated wounded citizens of the revolution. Fawzi Hammuri, head of Jordan’s […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Libya: Election Campaigns kick off
Campaigns for the parliamentary elections begin today Monday and will last for 18 days according to the electoral commission. The elections were scheduled for the […]
UN report: Africa can become a global growth pole
The United Nations Organization has called African countries to pursue structural transformation to sustain growth, create jobs and reduce vulnerability to external shocks, asserting that […]
Morocco’s solar plant deal with KSA
In line with the Cherifien Kingdom’s ambitions to embark on renewable energy, Morocco’s solar energy agency, MASEN, is getting ready to announce the winner of […]
Shimon Peres Honored At White House
Israeli president Shimon Peres has been honored at the White House by President Barack Obama who granted him the “Presidential Medal of Freedom”, the highest […]
Gabon to become world largest producer of manganese in 2015
Gabon targets to become the largest producer of manganese in the world in 2015 with a total production of 5.7 million tons. According to forecasts, […]
IFC to promote solar power generating in Sub-Saharan Africa
Projects to develop solar power will be launched in several countries in West and Central Africa, a region where limited supply of electricity is one […]
Kenya gets French loan to upgrade electricity distribution
France will extend Kenya a 78.5 million euro loan to help the African country upgrade its power transmission lines and eliminate blackouts. The concessional loan […]
KSA set up holding company worth $2.4 billion in S.Africa
South Africa and Saudi Arabia have set up a holding company worth $2.4 billion that will be made up of different business sectors, including real […]
Tunisia: Turkish aid and Al-Qaeda threat
Tunisia’s search for $600 million to boost its economy and socio-economic development after the revolution with a new government in place hasn’t been an easy […]