VIDEO: African print textile wars
Counterfeit goods flooding the market in Ghana are damaging local creativity and profits.
BBC
Habari Zinazoendana
11 years ago
TheCitizen18 Feb
Why tribal wars always follow African wealth
Africa is the devil’s kitchen where neo-imperialists, mercenaries, buccaneers, large-scale thieves, and murderers often come to work their witchcraft.
10 years ago
BBC
VIDEO: Life in Lesotho's textile factories
Lesotho's textile industry is the biggest employer in the country, with exports worth $340 million a year.
11 years ago
BBC
10 years ago
TheCitizen06 Sep
Animal print worn in different styles
There are so many awesome ways to wear animal print. This trend is not going away anytime soon so why not embrace it? Animal print adds a fun and youthful vibe to any outfit. When worn right, it can also add a sort of sexiness and sophistication to your look!
10 years ago
TheCitizen02 Dec
Uganda bank ‘will not print money’ for 2016 election
The Governor Bank of Uganda has suspended printing of money during elections, fearing such money would end up facilitating political campaigns.
9 years ago
TheCitizen12 Nov
Urafiki textile mills workers go on strike
Over 1, 200 Tanzania China-Friendships Co. Ltd (Urafiki) workers have laid down their tools today demanding salary increments as well as a conducive working environment.
9 years ago
AllAfrica.Com09 Oct
Businesswoman Loses Textile Shipment Case
AllAfrica.com
The High Court's Commercial Division has dismissed the case lodged by a Dar es Salaam businesswoman, Ms Sesilia Kabano Kakobe, against Maersk Line, demanding 540,304 US dollars (about 1bn/-) for breach of contract relating to shipment of textile ...
10 years ago
TheCitizen24 Oct
State moves to aid textile development
>The government has established the Textile Development Unit (TDU) within the ministry of Industry and Trade aimed to specifically support investors at every stage of investment process.
10 years ago
TheCitizen07 Sep
MeTL eyes Sh400bn textile trade by 2015
>Mohammed Enterprises Tanzania Limited (MeTL) Group has said that its total investment in the textile business would increase to $250 million (about Sh400 billion) by the end of 2015 after sealing a deal with the Ethiopian government to acquire a textile manufacturing plant.
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