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  • ECA to host the 2013 Global Geospatial Conference in November

    Addis Ababa, 18 October 2013 (ECA) – The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) will from 4-8 November this year host the world Geospatial Data Infrastructure Conference and AfricaGIS conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The theme of the combined conference, which the Commission is hosting in collaboration with Addis Ababa University, the Ethiopian Mapping…

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  • Financial Afrik: l’engagement et quelques gros mots

    Par Sanae Laqzadri Directrice éditoriale, Paris Et si la démocratie était la clé? Pour les citoyens, elle est un voeu fantasmé, acclamé. Elle est souvent inachevée, en cours de construction, contestée, ou déchue. Pour la realpolitik, elle est une option à composer avec. L’enjeu demeure l’intérêt national. Henri kissinger la résume bien: « politique étrangère…

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  • Lafarge Plans To Increase Production Capacity In Nigeria

    Lafarge Wapco Cement Nigeria Plc. has announced plans to increase its cement production capacity in Nigeria in a bid to satisfy growing demand of the product in Africa’s second largest economy. According to the company’s MD/CEO Joseph Hudson, with rising demand for cement in the country, an increase in disposable income and government spending on…

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  • SoleRebels Wins Domain Name Claim Against Oliberte Boss

    Ethiopian eco friendly footwear company, SoleRebels has won an arbitration proceeding in a domain name dispute against Tal Dehtiar, the owner of Oliberte shoe company. SoleRebels filed a lawsuit through U.S.based attorneys (Alex P. Garens of Grossman, Tucker, Perreault & Pfleger PLLC of New Hampshire) on August 27, 2013 with the allegation that Toronto-based Dehtiar…

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  • SABMiller Posts Robust African Interims

    The world’s No.2 brewer, SABMiller, says it attained a robust feat in African markets where it has operations in the last six months ended September this year. “We achieved a strong performance across our African businesses…Despite current prevailing uncertainties about developing market economies, we remain confident in the long term growth prospects for the group,”…

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  • Old Mutual Set To Invest $101m In Africa

    Old Mutual Investment Group SA (Omigsa) on Thursday said it is set to raise R10 billion ($101 million) to invest in private equity, infrastructure and agriculture funds throughout Africa. Diane Radley, the CEO at Omigsa, said domestic pension funds will be used as sources for the investment money that will generate long-term yields.

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  • Angola Set to Impose Up to 10% Tax on Oil Companies

    Angola, Africa’s largest oil producer after Nigeria, is imposing a consumption tax on petroleum companies that will raise some costs by as much as 10 percent, according to government documents.

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