Africa becomes world’s largest free trade zone
AfCFTA, when fully ratified, will cover more than 1.2 billion people with a combined GDP of USD2.5 trillion.
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Africa’s property market thrives on domestic capital
Private capital remains an important driver of investment activity in much of Africa Office yields remained largely stable in most ...
China Trade Week to boost investment with African countries
The third edition of the China Trade Week (CTW), a "One Belt, One Road" initiative inspired event will take place ...
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 ...
France-China join force to boost African logistics sector
France’s Bollore Transport & Logistics has reaffirmed its commitment to partner with Chinese companies to foster Africa’s infrastructure development. The ...
Kenya’s coffee doldrums despite numerous revival efforts
Multinational corporations have formed cartels which dominate the coffee marketing chain and since Kenya’s coffee is mainly sold through the ...
IFC and Gebeya to train Ethiopian female techies
IFC project will provide training to 250 female software developers and seed funding to 20 female entrepreneurs whose digital business ...
Greece seeks Kenyan and Ethiopian market for their produce
Port deals, honey and bilateral issues top the agenda of Greece in East Africa as they seek to expand their ...
South Korea’s Hyundai debuts East African market
South Korea’s Hyundai Motor Company has become the latest entrant into the Ethiopian automobile market, following in the footsteps of ...
Libya replaces Ethiopia as Africa’s fastest economy 2019
Libya has replaced East African country Ethiopia as the continent's fastest growing economy according to the latest report by the ...
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