East Africa’s economic growth outperforming African peers
According to the African Development Bank (AfDB), job creation and ramping up manufacturing will continue to be major priority areas ...
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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 ...
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 ...
![A consortium led by Djibouti Telecoms, Somtel and Telkom Kenya has kicked off the preparation for DARE 1 (Djibouti African Regional Express) – soon to be Kenya’s largest Fiber Optic cable that is expected to land in 2019. [Photo/Steve Song/Flickr] www.exchange.co.tz](https://theexchange.africa/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Sub-saharan-Undersea-Cables-in-2016_Steve-Song-350x250.png)
Djibouti, Somalia DARE Kenya ISPs with faster sub-marine fibre cable
The consortium led by Djibouti Telecoms, Somtel and Telkom Kenya, kicked off the preparation for DARE 1 (Djibouti African Regional Express) – soon ...
Ethiopia seeks investments in Kenya, Sudan to improve economy
Ethiopia, May 15 - Ethiopia has been open about its plan to seek economic engagement for a better status with ...
Rwanda endorses trade agreement with Ethiopia, Djibouti
Rwanda endorses trade agreement with Ethiopia Rwanda, April 13 - Rwanda has blessed the trade agreement set with Ethiopia on ...
Ethiopia-Djibouti railway poses threat to Ethiopian airlines
Ethiopia-Djibouti railway poses threat to Ethiopian airlines Ethiopia, March 26 – The Ethiopia-Djibouti railway has given the aviation sector a ...
Trend setting in Sub-Saharan Africa
“We have completed 95 per cent of the project. We are waiting for allocation of electricity for the line and ...
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