Category: Regions

Construction begins on East Africa’s largest port

Construction on Tanzania’s Bagamoyo Port is finally underway, and when completed, will be the largest port in East Africa The

Opportunities abound for technology in Africa

AFRICA is a popular place to be right now — and looking at the growth prospects of developed economies over

Digging deep

Botswana’s mining of nickel and copper, led by companies such as BCL, forms a significant part of the country’s economy

Port Sudan a centre of industry, logistics and export

Port Sudan – lying on the spectacular Red Sea coast – is a logistics hub that holds a visionary investment

A plan to power the country

Following the Gulf funded extension of the Roseires Dam in 2013, Sudan is further looking to harness the country’s huge

Queen Bee shows women the way in business

Having built a highly successful company in ‘Bee Group’, Widad Yakoub Ibrahim is one of Sudan’s most influential women, and

Sudan makes remarkable progress in growth, stability and making business easier

Khartoum’s doors open for international investment amidst wealth of opportunities Safety and security may not be the first words that

Kenya: An African financial centre

Mr. Habil Olaka CEO of the Kenyan Bankers Association CEO of the Kenyan Bankers Association Mr. Habil Olaka talks to

Kenya Tourism Board Wins Accolades

After scooping numerous accolades at this year’s “travel Oscars” – The World Tourism Awards – including number one safari destination

Industrialising Kenya

In 2008, the new Ministry of Industrialisation set forth to lay the groundwork for a rising, industrialised middle-income nation Under

Tap into the largest economy in East Africa

A stable democracy, ongoing political reform, a new constitution and a solid vision for the future are driving Kenya forward

Nairobi: The Financial Hub of East Africa

With the best performing stock exchange in Africa in 2013, Nairobi is leveraging its resources as the gateway for investment

Kenya: On the road to development

This year marks not only Kenya’s 50th anniversary, but it also highlights a critical turning point in this nation’s history

Mozambique: The Rebuilding Begins

A landmark project both physically and historically, the Cahora Bassa Hydroelectric Dam, or Hidroelectrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB), is a

Mozambique Promotes Tourism Naturally

From bushland to beaches, Mozambique has incredible natural beauty that has world-leading preservation efforts and ever-more visitors Sandbanks and small

Mozambique develops its transport and infrastructure

Rehabilitating infrastructure will do more for the country than just link its mines with its ports; it will form the