Browsing: Business in Africa

Funding aimed at increasing the efficiency of domestic resource mobilization and public expenditure.  The move will enable the government to…

Newly appointed directors on the board of KEPSA take charge and embrace new strategies. Change of leadership also seen at…

Africa’s youth unemployment is one of the many “poly-crises” destabilising many countries and impeding economic recovery following recent disruptions and challenges. According to the just-released International Labor Organization’s (ILO) annual Monitor of the World of Work study, low-income African nations are unlikely to return to pre-pandemic levels of unemployment this year.

Dubai-based logistics giant DP World will be given berths five to seven in the Port of Dar es Salaam to…

President Yoweri Museveni is optimistic that Uganda’s oil revenue will finance mega roads, railways and other infrastructure projects. Uganda expects…

Most countries in North Africa are struggling with searing poverty and economic vulnerabilities. Work opportunities in the region are limited…

Ongoing wars in Africa are bleeding billions from poor economies as investors flee the region. Sudan army is spending about…

It is critical to strengthen a professional, independent supervision secretariat to make the AfCFTA agreement’s promise a reality. A strong secretariat can assist states in developing strong domestic institutions to administer, monitor, and enforce the AfCFTA. The moment for change has arrived. The conventional development models have failed Africa. The AfCFTA, on the other hand, signifies that Africa is open for business.

Kenya Tax, costs ‘bigger threat to businesses than COVID-19’ According to a survey by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK),…

Data centers are Information Technology (IT) facilities responsible for the management of data in an organization. Data centers house state-of-the-art…