Over 60 delegates comprising key stakeholders from East and Southern Africa are meeting in the Zambian capital, Lusaka, for two days from Monday to discuss the
Net inflows of capital grants, foreign direct investment and foreign borrowing enabled Tanzania to narrow its current account deficit in April 2013 to US$3.9 billion
Nigeria's external reserves have remained stagnant at US$48 billion for over three months as a result of the volatility in crude oil prices, according to an independent outfit
Urgent interventions are needed to overcome the short and long term constraints militating against the progress that could have been recorded in the "Aid for Trade (AfT)"
Two major policy announcements, signed by the six African heads of state of the Communauté Economique et Monetaire de l’Afrique Centrale (CEMAC) summit
The abysmally law trading activities within West and Central Africa will soon receive a boost when a proposed regional sea link project becomes operational,
China will grant Mali a loan of about 69.1 billion CFAF to enable the West African nation finance its hydro-electric project in Gouina, near Kayes, in the Western
The South African Treasury has confirmed that an agreement, to repatriate the millions of dollars held in South Africa by the Mouammar Kadhafi regime, has been
The Fourth Global Review of Aid for Trade is due to be held from 8-10 July 2013 in Geneva, Switzerland, bringing together key stakeholders worldwide, to monitor
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday lauded Ghana's swift economic progress over the last few years, becoming the eighth fastest growing economy
