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A steel facility that can at once hold 90 cars in a space which could originally hold nine cars. Electronic lifts pick cars and embed them within a structure that is believed to have cost $2.2m – or 52 million birr.
Addis Ababa — Chinese companies have invested around 4 billion U.S. dollars during the last two decades in Ethiopia, employing 111,000 Ethiopians on permanent and temporary basis.
There is limitless opportunity in the ICT sector, E-commerce, E- education, E-health and other areas. ICT is like fresh air, every living being must rely on it, and without it life is unproductive.
Ugandans have invested $8.7 (Shs30.8 trillion) Uganda over the last 25 years, the Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) 2017 figures.
Sub-Saharan Africa is currently experiencing the biggest wave of transport infrastructure development in its independence-era history.
The government moved to reassure investors of its commitment to supporting the growth of the private sector yesterday amid reports that statements by some senior government officials appear to be anti-business.
The conversation about Africa is shifting from one of “deficits” and “gaps” to one about opportunities, prospects, ventures and creativity
The WFP has welcomed a contribution of US$5 million from the Government of the People’s Republic of China to provide food assistance to 160,000 people affected by acute hunger in South Sudan, including 30,000 children under the age of five.
Liberia’s president has inked a deal with Israel’s Energiya Global that will see the Israeli company developing the African country’s first ever solar plant, a 10 MW PV facility. However, Energiya Global has even greater plans in Africa.