Tunisia, Côte d’Ivoire sign 4 ICT agreements
Tunisia and Côte d’Ivoire have signed four agreements relating to the postal sector, digital knowledge transfer and Information and Communication Technology last week. The Tunisian […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
Cameroon to set up six new cassava processing units
The government of Cameroon is going to modernize its agriculture sector trough the installation of new processing units. The localities of Edea and Dibombari, in […]
South Africa: Mr Price plans to open stores in Australia
The South Africa’s fashion-value retailer Mr Price plans to open stores in Australia by the end of this year, as sales growth in its home […]
Emirates airline to serve Cameroon as of this June
Emirates, the Middle East’s biggest carrier, will open a new route to Cameroon as of this June according to information revealed by the pan-African newspaper, […]
Gabon-Morocco: a Royal Visit under the Sign of Unwavering Friendship
The friendship and working visit King Mohammed VI of Morocco is paying to Gabon is expected to give a new momentum to the two countries’ […]
Economy: World Bank Group President to visit Egypt for first time
After his visit to Germany, President Al Sisi will welcome Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank Group who is expected in Egypt this […]
Africa loses $ 11 billion annually from fraud and tax avoidance, Oxfam
Multinational companies deprive African governments of 11 billion dollars in taxes each year, and the G7 world leaders should set up a new global body […]
Libya: illegal migration must be stopped at the source not just at Libyan shores
As the European Union gears up to take firm actions against illegal migrant smugglers at Libyan coasts by destroying their installations and networks, Libyan authorities […]
Guinea-Bissau Hails Morocco’s Endeavors in Africa
President of Guinea-Bissau José Mario Vaz hailed the Moroccan King’s endeavors for the development of Africa and the building up of an inclusive and “win-win” […]
Senegal : Société Générale recorded losses of FCFA 36.4Bln
The Senegalese subsidiary of the French banking group “Société Générale” has recorded losses of 36.4 billion FCFA (about 55 million euros) in 2014, said the […]