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Energy Minister Matthew Nkhuwa says the country is lagging behind in achieving its medium-term and long-term national electrification targets.

The Kenyan government is urging more Chinese to invest in the east African country saying this will benefit the people.

Small and Medium Enterprises operators have said that Nigeria's government support at all levels is key to building capacity and enhancing the growth of entrepreneurs in Nigeria.

According to data from the Central Bank of Egypt, Egypt's trade with world registers was $88.93bn in 2017/18. Among them, Egypt's imports during this period were US$63.103 billion, while exports were US$25.77 billion.

It is reported that Kenya will approve the consumption tax on mobile currency transactions from 10% at the beginning of 2013 to 12% this year.

Mr Joseph Boahen Aidoo, CEO of Ghana Cocoa Board (CCOBOD), has said more work is needed to be done towards securing a medium to long-term syndication facility worth $600 Million to embark on a transformation of the entire cocoa industry.

It is reported that the Ghanaian government has selected 38 BRCs nationwide, which is estimated to cost 8.58 million US dollars.

It is reported that the African Investment Forum has recently brought together the top African business leaders to discuss the future direction of African Agriculture investment.

Ghana's participation in the China International Import Exposition has offered the opportunity for three export products to meet the needs of Chinese consumers.