Investments & Projects

Nigeria and the Republic of Niger have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), for the construction of a hydrocarbon pipeline and a petroleum refinery.

The Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, has undertaken that the Buhari administration aims at making Nigeria as a major global investment destination.

A new investment opportunity appears in Zimbabwe, that is agricultural equipment leasing, which can also benefit the development of agriculture in Zimbabwe.

A Chinese seven-member business delegation from the Foshan Chamber of Commerce in Guangzhou Province on Tuesday met with the Ashaiman Municipal Chief Executive, Albert Boakye Okyere and some officials of the Assembly to discuss investment opportunities in Ashaiman.

According to him, the local transportation experience in the city of Abuja, the political capital of Nigeria, may never be the same as the train service cuts down travel time and cost.

The Fund managers Vantage Capital of Johannesburg has invested $10 million of mezzanine funding to Cap Tamarin in Mauritius, which is a multipurpose smart village.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Friday said the East African nation needs $7.5 billion to finish infrastructure projects such as a massive dam and roads that the government hopes will drive industrialization.

MITC-Technopark, Morocco’s largest capital fund devoted to information technology, has launched Maroc Numeric Fund II, an initiative to fund information technology-related start-ups and “other innovative projects.”

According to Minister of Trade and Industry Tarek Kabil, the investment in Egypt’s automotive industry has increased to $3bn. And $1.6bn is in the automotive industry and $1.4bn in feeder industries.