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Works to modernize road infrastructure at the level of Tunisia’s borders with Libya and Algeria will be conducted by the Ministry of Public Works and 

”We will start the operation of restructuring of the banking sector in June 2013, said Finance of Minister Ilyes Fakhfakh said Wednesday, May 8 at a press

According to Minister of Finance Ilyes Fakhfakh the level of public debt estimated at 46.8% debt is reasonable for Tunisia, a country still in transition.

Tunisia won the first prize of “Midnight developer competition,” a contest held from December 2012 at the initiative of Nokia and Microsoft

About US$1.0 billion has so far been released to Burundi after the roundtable held by the country's bilateral and multilateral partners in October last year in the Swiss 

Gambia has increased its policy rate by 2% to 14% as it forecasts a further depreciation of the currency, the delasi, on account of economic challenges.

A Tunisian-South African Business and Investment Day will be held Thursday, May 9, 2013 in Tunis.

Ghanaian industrial and domestic power consumers, who have been going through a serious energy crisis, will still have to wait a few more months before 

Nigeria's federal government has banned the importation of rice through the country's land borders, according to the Nigerian

Six years after Nigeria paid off its external debt and obtained a clean bill of health, the country's external debt has risen to US$6.67 billion

Africa’s share of global foreign direct investment (FDI) has grown over the past five years, highlighting the growing interest from foreign investors

Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan on Sunday paid tribute to his predecessor in office, Umaru Musa Yar'Adua