![(L-R) BAT IT Business Unit IT Manager Edgar Okioga, SEACOM Business Sales Lead Patrick Ndegwa and KAM CEO Phylis Wakiaga. They say ICT will help Kenya achieve its 2022 GDP growth ambition with cutting-edge digital tools playing a key role to advance manufacturing, job creation and economic development. [Photo/SEACOM]](https://www.exchange.co.tz/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/L-R-BAT-IT-Business-Unit-IT-Manager-Edgar-Okioga-SEACOM-Business-Sales-Lead-Patrick-Ndegwa-and-KAM-CEO-Phylis-Wakiaga-360x180.jpg)
3 obstacles to Africa’s private sector development
AfDB's strategy is to develop large companies while connecting them to SMEs for increased value creation by providing access to ...
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Business leaders converge to shape Africa’s future
NAIROBI —The Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA), The Africa CEO Forum, and International Finance Corporation (IFC) have joined efforts to rally ...
Germany experts launch project to address animal healthcare in Africa
NAIROBI, KENYA, DEC 4 — Boehringer Ingelheim, one of the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies, has launched the ‘LastMile Initiative’, an integrated, ...
Why government hospitals are running out of medicines in Kenya
The directive by the government to process imports at the inland container depot in Nairobi is causing pain for medical ...
Lufthansa Group positions itself to claim bigger pie of Africa’s skies
JULY 17, 2018 — Airlines operating under the Lufthansa Group have increased their marketing collaboration in a bid to claim ...
Tanzania, Kenya most improved in removing legal barriers against women in the world—report.
MAR 29 — Kenya and Tanzania are among four African countries out of five in the world which have carried ...
Mall for Africa global sales to increase by 246.15% by 2021
Tanzania, Feb 14 - Mall for Africa global sales are forecast to increase by a mega 246.15% by 2021 to ...
Uganda learns from Chad on Refining of Oil
"I congratulate President Idriss Deby for his foresight of building this refinery. Some countries produce petroleum but don't refine it. ...
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