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  • Africa Its Own Biggest Investor

    Posted on :Monday , 13th July 2015

    African pension fund capital has reached $340 billion and is growing rapidly. In addition, increasing adoption of insurance around the continent is causing insurance company investment portfolios to grow, and they are now estimated to be around $270 billion. These figures come from the Bright Africa 2015 report, released today by RisCura, which looks at the drivers, enablers and managers of inv. . .

  • Netherlands to Invest in Africa\'s Economy

    Posted on :Friday , 10th July 2015

     The head of the Dutch business delegation on a one-day visit to Africa, has told a Africa-Netherlands business dialogue that her investors have come to Africa to invest in the country's economy.

     
    Netherlands Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Minister Lilianne Ploumen disclosed Monday, July 6, 2015, that the Dutch entrepreneurs on her delegation see a lo. . .

  • 40 Investors Show Interest in Africa

    Posted on :Friday , 10th July 2015

     The Africa Investment Promotion Commission has said not less than forty intending investors have besieged the Commission for guide about investing in the African economy in the last one month.

     
    The Executive Secretary of the Commission, Mrs Uju Aisha Hassan Baba disclosed this while responding to questions on the impact of security on foreign direct investment . . .

  • Africa: Infrastructure Investment Is the Foundation for Economic Growth

    Posted on :Thursday , 9th July 2015

     Over the past two decades the average investment in infrastructure as a percentage of GDP has hovered around 5 per cent, a much lower ration when compared to growing economies such as China that invest about 9 per cent of their GDP in infrastructure development. This lower ratio is an indication that more investment in this sector is still needed and indeed so it is not surprising that Na. . .

  • Kenya is building Africa�s biggest wind energy farm to generate a fifth of its power

    Posted on :Tuesday , 7th July 2015

    Kenya set in motion the construction of Africa’s biggest wind power farm this week, near Laisamis, 550km north of Kenya’s capital Nairobi.

    Known as the Lake Turkana Wind Power Project, the wind farm site covers 40,000 acres (162km2), which will be powered by the ‘Turkana Corridorwind.’ It is a low-level jet stream originating from the Indian Ocean and blow. . .

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