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Ethiopian Airlines orders aircraft for $276mEthiopian Airlines has ordered an additional 777-200LR aircraft valued at $276 mil…
Rwanda to host international conference on…The eastern African nation Rwanda is preparing to hold an international conference…
Development bank FMO makes profitFMO, one of the largest bilateral private sector development banks worldwide, made…
NIGERIA: $20 m factory for soybeans…Nigeria-based Karma Foods Limited is establishing a $20 million factory that will …
Zimbabwe free to sell Marange fields diamondThe Kimberly Process has given Zimbabwe the green light to sell diamonds.
Nigeria: Bank governor adjudged world bestNigeria Central Bank governor Mallam Lamido Sanusi adjudged the world best.

MTN to start business in Myanmar

The MTN Group has kicked off an awareness drive to demonstrate its credentials as a 'transformation' global mobile telecommunications mobile operator worthy of a licence to offer world-class telecoms services to the people of Myanmar.Read more…

Energy in Africa

Africa Oil & Gas, Finance & Investme…AME Trade Ltd are happy to announce the launch of the Africa Oil & Gas, Financ…
Oil and gas exploration focus on Western…The Conference is hosted by Global Pacific & Partners and held from April 22nd…

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ICT in Africa

Solar-powered phones make life easierAccess to mobile phone in rural Kenya was recently made cheaper and more attractive for the low-income peasants. Safaricom Company has introduced sola…
Mozambique to register cell phonesMozambique plans to register non-contract cell phone users, weeks after an anonymous viral text message campaign fuelled riots that killed 14.
Africa: 'ICT is tool for development'An expert in ICT has voted Africa as the most potentially progressive continent in the world with the advent of internet.
500 million Africans use mobile phonesOver 500 million Africans are now subscribed to a mobile phone by the third quarter this year.
Hope City project is a result of rlg risk taking syndromeChief Executive of Rlg Communication, Roland Agambire, says his company took a bigger risk to launch the Hope City project to make Ghana a competitive…