Investments & Projects

Johannesburg also known as Jozi, Joburg,is the largest city in South Africa and is one of the 50 largest urban areas in the world.It is the provincial capital of Gauteng, which is the wealthiest province in South Africa.

Namibia's Rail, Agriculture and Housing Sectors absorb investment. Several South African and Chinese investors expressed interest in investing in the rail, agriculture and housing sectors.

The Minister of Investment Dr. Mudathir Abdul-Ghani Abdul-Rahman has said that the investment projects would open up prospects for the national labor. The foreign investments to Sudan reaches two billion dollars.

More than a thousand local and international investors are expected to attend the Invest in Namibia international conference, which is expected to be opened by President Hage Geingob in Windhoek today.

Chinese contractor Sino-Hydro has signed an agreement with the Zimbabwean government for the construction of a new dam north-east of Harare that will augment supplies from four other reservoirs which are failing to cope with demand.

Following years of infrastructure decay, the Government of Zimbabwe has made tremendous strides in infrastructure development. The Government of Zimbabwe seeks Infrastructure Investors.

Tanzania's annual domestic sugar consumption is about 420,000 tonnes while local production is 320,000 tonnes. This leaves a deficit of about 100,000 tonnes a year to be made up by imports. The country's Sugar Industry Poised for Further Growth.

The latest forecast report World Bank's for the year 2017 indicates that Uganda's ranking will improve from 122nd position in 2016 to 115th for 2017.

In order to achieve its goal of 10% growth rates in the next fourteen years, Kenya needs investments worth Sh1.7 trillion per year. This is equivalent to 32 % of the current gross domestic product each year in Kenya.