Investments & Projects

Project funding in the microenterprise sector has been disbursed across various industries. The commercial sector secured the highest share at 59.21 percent, followed by the agricultural sector at 20.25 percent, the services sector at 13.85 percent, and the productive sector at 6...

Nigeria has successfully attracted a total of $13 billion in investment commitments in its oil and gas sector from major international energy companies, according to Olu Verheijen, the special adviser on energy to the country’s President Bola Tinubu.

In the Centre region alone, 11 road projects are in need of 500.6 billion francs for completion. This is according to the Ministry of Public Works.

The Export-Import Bank of China (Chexim) to extend an additional loan of $400 million to the Egyptian government. According to unnamed sources cited by Asharq Business, the loan will be allocated towards financing the third phase of Egypt's ambitious light rail train (LRT) projec...

Diversified local company, Kwandisa Group, has secured partners willing to invest US$60 million into a cement plant in Zimbabwe’s Midlands Province area to exploit a supply gap amid soaring demand.

Egypt will in the first half of 2024 stage the country’s National Investment Forum with aim to promote the advantages and incentives of investment in Egypt, key investment opportunities in sectors and economic activities, the office of Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly announced Mo...

Three Arab and Chinese companies seeks to establish wind energy plants in Egypt with investments up to $600 million. They are in talks with a number of officials to submit official offers within weeks, government sources told a local news site.

Danfoss, a Danish energy solutions company, is eyeing the growing data centre market in Kenya’s data center sector, partnering with local companies and institutions to grow its foothold in the East African country that has long harbored the ambition to become the regional petrole...

Chinese cobalt supplier Huayou unveiled plans to invest MAD 200 billion ($20 billion) in a factory dedicated to manufacturing batteries for electric vehicles in Morocco’s Laayoune Sakya Al Hamra province.