Business Policies

Morocco and China on Wednesday signed an agreement sealing a strategic partnership between the two nations as part of Beijing’s “Belt and Road” initiative. The accord, a roadmap for the …

The prospect of many Nigerian stocks getting their latent value unlocked and their prices further appreciating through more patronage from overseas investors failed to materialise in 2021 as trade volumes …

On January 17, African diplomats will meet their global counterparts in New York to thrash out the details of a proposed new United Nations (UN) treaty to tackle cybercrime. It …

Egypt has awarded eight oil and gas exploration concession areas in the Mediterranean, the Western Desert, and the Gulf of Suez to international oil companies. The areas were awarded to …

Eastern Africa received the lowest foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2020 compared to its western and southern Africa counterparts, mostly due to policy bottlenecks and rising political tensions, like those …

The Federated Hospitality Association of Southern Africa (Fedhasa) has warned that further lockdown restrictions over the December festive season could cause an industry-wide collapse and significant job losses. Speaking to …

The Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB) has been licensed by the Dubai Financial Services Authority to provide Advising and Arranging services. Sebastian Graewert has been appointed as the Senior Executive Officer …

Kenya has revived its ambitious natural gas generation project after it gave the green light to a US firm to conduct a feasibility study for gas power generation in Mombasa. …

Kenya’s 56 foreign missions abroad are coming under the spotlight again, with the question of whether they are giving the country a return on investment. And with an annual spend …

Kenya loses up to Sh33 billion to insurance fraud in the medical segment alone, the Rural Private Hospitals Association has said, pointing out to weak systems and collusion. This is …