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Britam – Underwriting Supervisor

May 25th 2016

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Britam – Underwriting Supervisor

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The international group Avisa Partners announces the acquisition of 35°Nord, the communications agency specializing in Africa

Avisa Partners, an economic intelligence, international relations and cybersecurity company, and 35°Nord, a communications and influence agency specializing in Africa, have announced a capital merger. Since its creation in 2010, Avisa Partners has relied on a group of partners and high-level consult…
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Opinion: Exxon Mobil’s investment in Mozambique gas project could solve Africa’s energy problems

An explosion in natural-gas demand is happening throughout the continent.
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Insecurity haunts Africa’s key oil producers

Nigerian and Libyan facilities have long been targets for anti-government militants but Chad’s oil fields and Mozambique’s nascent gas industry are also experiencing increasing insecurity.

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VC4A & ABAN Announce New Partnership with the UK Government While Gearing up to the Africa Early Stage Investor Summit #AESIS2021

The British High Commission’s UK South Africa Tech Hub, and its partners VC4A (www.VC4A.com) and the Africa Business Angels Network (ABAN), have come together to develop the AESIS Learning Track at the 2021 Africa Early Stage Investor Summit coming up on 4th & 5th November. T…

By Peter Dörrie

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Africa’s financial sector must tackle climate change

Africa’s financial decision-makers have an essential role to play in finding solutions to the continent's climate problems, say Malango Mughogho and Jacqueline Musiitwa.
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Young African women in STEM: Hannah Simba – biomedical science

For as long as Hannah Simba can remember, she has had an inquisitive mind. This has led her along a rich academic pathway centred around research in the medical field.

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