Nigerian-based company, AiQ Capital Management Limited seeks investors to invest in their AiQ Capital Hospitality and Real Estate Fund to develop projects in Nigeria over the next five years. A minimum investment of $500 000 and a maximum of $75-million is required from local and international investors. Market studies indicate that there is high demand…
Tanzania’s mining sector is in a lull even as junior explorers troop into other African countries to grab opportunities. Ranked as Africa’s fourth-largest gold producer and the world’s sole producer of Tanzanite, Tanzania has attracted a few international mining majors who control current production in six mines.A decade ago, the East African nation was considered…
On 26 December 2012, the Ivory Coast officially opened its first one-stop-shop for companies registration (Guichet Unique de Formalités des Entreprises).The creation of this one-stop-shop is an initiative of the Investment Promotion Centre (IPC), in cooperation with the Agency for the Promotion of Investments. The one-stop-shop intends to
The commerce and industry ministry is working on a mechanism that will make Indian exports to Africa as competitive as those from China. The ministry is launching a scheme that will help exporters bid more aggressively for projects. This is being seen as a route to increasing exports, which declined by 4 per cent in…
The new world order comes to Durban this week ? for the fifth BRICS Summit, and the first in Africa. Dilma Rousseff, Vladimir Putin, Manmohan Singh, Xi Jinping and Jacob Zuma represent a changing world, as gravity and power gradually shift from North to South, and West to East. Between them, they preside over nearly…
Rougier, major player in the business of certified African tropical timber, has obtained FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council®) certification for three forest concessions located in the Mbang forest area in South East Cameroon and managed by the Rougier subsidiary SFID (Société Forestière et Industrielle de la Doumé).
Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are unlikely to agree on starting a common foreign-currency pool to ward off balance-of-payment or currency crises at a meeting next week, South African Trade Minister Rob Davies said.Leaders of the so-called BRICS nations, which together have $4.4 trillion in foreign reserves, are due to discuss the creation of…
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