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Morocco’s National Electricity Regulatory Authority (ANRE) has set the Medium Voltage Distribution Network Usage Tariff (TURD) for the first time, marking a key step in the country’s electricity sector regulation.
The Egyptian Cabinet has approved a new mechanism to settle outstanding dues owed to exporting companies through the Export Development Fund. This initiative aims to resolve approximately LE 60 billion in arrears, providing flexible options to meet the unique circumstances and ne...
Consolidated Bank Ghana Limited (CBG) has organised a successful business trade trip to China, enabling its SME clients to gain firsthand access to new markets, build strong supplier relationships, and navigate international trade with confidence.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revealed that Ghana’s fiscal performance is on track to achieve a primary surplus of half percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) on a commitment basis.
Data from the Ghana Investment Promotion Center (GIPC) shows that the country recorded one of its lowest foreign direct investment (FDI) of US$649.58 million in 2023. This is about 55 percent drop from the previous year which was at US$1.47 billion.
Minister Maait stated that 250,000 import approvals have been issued, valid for a period of five years. This means that approved individuals can choose any car and replace it at their convenience during this period.
China’s recent announcement that it was expanding its tariff-free policy to additional African countries, namely Angola, Gambia, Congo, Madagascar, Mali and Mauritania, may be a catalyst for new opportunities amid criticisms about the trade imbalance, according to experts.
In a recent decision that will impact the pockets of smokers in Morocco, the Commission for the Approval of Manufactured Tobacco Product Prices has declared an imminent increase in cigarette prices, effective January 1, 2024.
Nigeria no longer has to pay a multibillion-dollar fine over a failed gas project agreement with Process & Industrial Developments Ltd (P&ID), after a London High Court has ruled in favor of Abuja and its appeal over damages, thus bringing an end to the $11 billion lawsuit filed ...