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As Morocco’s highways network is expanding, Autoroute du Maroc, the company managing highways, achieved a turnover of MAD 3.1 billion in 2016, compared to MAD 2.7 billion in 2015, thus registering an increase of 12 percent, indicates a report of the company’s annual result of 201...

According state reports, the conference will assess the impact of local and global challenges on sustainable urban development and identify mechanisms that may or should be set in motion to improve local and global urban governance.

Kampala — East African Community member states are required to raise $55b (Shs200 trillion) as collective contrition towards the implementation of proposed flagship infrastructure projects.

While on a visit to Benin, Christine Lagarde, the director of the International Monetary Fund applauded the performance of the economy of the country.

Emmanuel Nganou Njoumessi, Cameroon’s Minister of Public Works, have said the country is engaging in the construction of four highways by 2025, three of which are currently under construction and another in feasibility study.

Khartoum — The Director of the Engineering Research and material technology Institute, said the Sudan imports paper and woods materials worth over 200 million dollars annually.

Cameroon’s cotton yield will reach 260,000 tonnes for the 2017/2018 season, if Tuesday’s revelations by the management of the Cotton Development Company (SODECOTON) are anything to go by.

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.