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East Africa
Unlike conventional bonds that generate returns through fixed interest payments, Sukuk generates returns through the ownership of underlying assets, thereby avoiding the prohibitions of…
Tanzania has offered the Uganda National Oil Company (Unoc) to…
In Africa, copy trading is becoming more and more popular,…
EIB has committed EUR 95 million to support companies that were most affected by the…
The region had drawn a number of important lessons from the pandemic especially in relation…
The private sector in the community has been urged to drive the buy and build…
The AfCFTA is the largest trade agreement, by composition of countries enjoined, since the formation of the World Trade Organization. Currently, 54 out of the 55 African countries have signed the AfCFTA, with 41 having ratified it.
The agreement is set to ultimately open up the African market to trade freely, will boost intra-African trade and trigger structural transformation with the goal of reducing poverty.
The AfCFTA agreement will boost East Africa’s manufactured exports to the rest of Africa Textiles…
Carrefour only had two stores before the takeover Shoprite, the previous owner of the space,…
