Cash for Africa infrastructure

Africa50 has held its first constitutive General Assembly this Wednesday 29 July 2015 in Casablanca.

*The new and innovative infrastructure investment platform promoted by the African Development Bank held its Constitutive General Assembly on the 29th of July 2015

 Africa50 (http://www.Africa50.com), the new and innovative infrastructure investment platform promoted by the African Development Bank held its Constitutive General Assembly on the 29th of July 2015 in Casablanca, Morocco....

A key figure in South Africa's football World Cup bid strongly suggests he believes an FBI claim that a $10m bribe was paid to secure the 2010 tournament.

“Africa will only succeed when all public and private sector stakeholders will join their efforts” – AU Commissioner

 Top global and African Chief Executive Officers today launched a Continental Business Network (CBN) to fast-track high-level private sector investment into Africa’s regional infrastructure. 

The launch of the CBN on the side-lines of the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town, South Africa, is the mandated follow-up and implementation of recommendations emanating from...

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She Leads Africa Launches 2015 Entrepreneur Showcase with $15,000 cash prize for winners
The premier platform for young female entrepreneurs looking to grow and scale their businesses across AfricaLAGOS, Nigeria, May 7, 2015/ -- She Leads Africa (http://www.sheleadsafrica.org) has announced the launch of its second annual Entrepreneur Showcase for the most talented female entrepreneurs across Africa and the diaspora. This event is the premier platform for young female...

Overwhelmed by huge debts, the management of Moshi-based co-operative society has now started selling some of its assets to pay debts running into billions.

The Controller and Auditor General’s (CAG) report on the finances of political parties, which was handed over to the Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee on Tuesday, paints a disturbing picture.

The abrupt decision by some major cement manufacturers to start importing coal—commonly used for heating in cement factories—Tanzania is now considering what measures to take to counter the threat.

The rising vandalism on the newly installed materials for the Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) in the city has prompted the government to look for the lasting solution by involving public information officers.