Africa: top 10 of most connected countries to Internet
A recently study made by the website afrik.com has published last week, the 10 most African countries connected to internet. In the figures released by […]
Month: January 2015
Mauritania: The World Bank appreciates the growth rate
Mauritania one of the African countries which has recorded a significant growth rate, 7% in 2014, was appreciated last week in Nouakchott by the […]
Rwanda: The Word Bank approves $70 million social protection funding
The World Bank Group has approved on the 22nd January, a $70-million (about Rwf49 billion) credit to the Rwandan government to support and to improve […]
Guinea: President Conde seeks IMF Ebola compensation
President Alpha Conde of Guinea has said that he is not worried about the upcoming presidential elections because he is focused on overcoming Ebola which […]
Ethiopia: Standard Bank will open a representative office
The South African banking group Standard Bank is going to open representative office in Ethiopia by the end of the first quarter of 2015, reports […]
Ghana: Facebook now free on Airtel
The giant mobile operator Airtel Ghana has announced on the 22nd December, 2014 a partnership with Facebook to offer the Internet.org app to its customers […]
AFCON 2015: US $ 1.5 million for the winner
The rewards for of the 30th edition of the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) are officially announced by the Confederation of African Football (CAF). The […]
Cameroon: MTN remains leader of Mobile telephony market
MTN Cameroon is carving the lion’s share in the quarterly information of the telecommunications sector in Cameroon, which have been made public by the Telecommunications […]
Togo to build 540 social housing unit by 2017
In 35 months, 3 years, the first social housing construction project called “Mokpokpo Estate” will become a reality in Togo. The kickoff of the construction […]
CAR,A land where a cocktail of global supplies fuels a war
If the violence in Central African Republic (CAR) is proving hard to control, it can be blamed on the easy access of weapons and ammunitions […]