A member of the World Bank Group, International Finance Corporation (IFC), has announced that it will invest US$6 million in a private Nigerian firm, Saro Agro
Cameroon’s real GDP growth is set to climb above the 4.0 percent long-run trend for the next few years on the back of investment in several new mega-projects
Nigerian teenage stowaway Daniel Ihekina, who flew in the wheel well of a domestic flight from the southern city of Benin to the economic capital city of Lagos Saturday,
Transport authorities in Tanzania and a potential investor from Oman are negotiating a joint venture which, in the long run, could revive the East African country’s hope of
The high level of uncertainty due to the political instability and violence in Egypt as well as the growing public deficits and sustainability of the subsidies scheme make economic
Nigeria's aviation authorities have launched an investigation into how a teenage boy flew from Benin in the country's southern Edo state to the economic capital city of Lagos
Finance officials from 50 African countries have called on the World Bank (WB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to help African countries in the areas
Demand for multiple mobile profiles presents sizeable opportunities for operators that are addressing the demand in both developing and developed markets,
Mauritius will receive 980,000 tourists this year, compared to 965,441 in 2012, representing an increase of 1.5 per cent, Statistics Mauritius said Friday in its
Africa’s 10-member High Level Panel on Illicit Financial Flows will next week embark on a three-day visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to examine
Telecommunication subscribers in Nigeria have spent about 774.06 billion naira (US$4.7 billion) on voice calls and Short Message Services (SMS) in the first six months
