info.afrindex.com
China-Africa Trade Information Service
Through initiatives in banking, transportation, telecommunication, and trade, Morocco’s return to the African Union is actively advancing the Union’s vision of becoming a leading body.
Uganda has been advised to increase the value and volume of its exports to China if it wants to benefit from the trade between the two countries.
A four-member Egyptian delegation headed by Abou Bakr Hefny Mahmoud, Egyptian Ambassador to Ethiopia and Permanent Representative to the AU & UN ECA, held a meeting with the Ethiopian Chamber of Commerce and Sectoral Associations (ECCSA) in Addis Ababa on December 1, 2017.
The “Belt & Road” International Talents Incubation Union of University & Enterprise (Union) was launched on Nov.28, with the support of UESTC, CETC International Co., Ltd. and Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., etc. Afcan Network Technology Co., Ltd. and other 18 enterprises became t...
Newly-appointed Cabinet ministers will take their oath of office before President Emmerson Mnangagwa at State House in Harare today. President Mnangagwa last week announced a 22-member Cabinet to run Government business until harmonised elections next year.
This 20-year plan, AADMP, will enable the development of the electricity distribution network within a 50 km radius of Addis Ababa. It identifies where refurbishment and expansion are needed in order to meet rapidly growing demand, increase reliability of supply.
The inhabitants of Mundemba, Isangele and Akwa in the Ndian Division of the South West Region, say they are now very satisfied with the ongoing maintenance work on this stretch of road by the Ministry of Public Works.
According to statistics from the Ministry of the economy, planning and regional development, the country imports rice worth F CFA 100 Billion yearly to meet up with the population rice needs.
The fruits of the Morocco-China Memorandum of understanding on the “One Belt One Road Initiative” are already in sight. The kingdom is breaking the ground for Chinese business men to invest in Africa.