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GOVERNMENT dispatched a high powered delegation to China to meet ferrochrome and ferro-nickel buyers as it presses ahead with efforts of extracting real value from its minerals.

The construction started in April, 2016 and is designed to gradually expand over an area of 700 square km. (Xinhua/Ahmed Gomaa).

Faced with the collapse of its oil revenues over the past three years, Algeria has chosen to resort to “unconventional financing” to narrow its costly budget deficit. A report by BIM Research warns of the possible impacts of this policy, predicting high risks of inflation.

Beijing - Rwanda's coffee, tea and crafts attracted overwhelming attention at the Hunan- African Goods Day exhibition in Hunan Province, South China.

Engineers in Morocco are preparing to test Africa’s first high-speed railway this week with trains reaching 320 kilometres per hour, the country’s rail office said Monday.

LHASA, Oct. 5 (Xinhua) -- Taking advantage of the opportunities of the Belt and Road Initiative, Tang Guozhong, chairman of a private firm in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, has successfully expanded his company's business to Afric

Tanzanian president John Magufuli split the energy and minerals ministry in two and appointed heads for the new ministries on Saturday, five months after sacking the previous minister.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has praised Ethiopia’s economic strides for the year 2016/2017 but has also urged that reforms be undertaken to improve the business climate.

Some 30 Rwandan youths on Monday joined Chinese bamboo experts in Rwanda and#39;s capital Kigali to celebrate World Bamboo Day. Chinese experts of Rwead more The post Chinese experts help Rwanda in bamboo utilization appeared first on RwandaWire.