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OctOctober 6^th, 2020
Afreximbank, Tadesse scoop top African Banker awards
The 2019 edition of the prestigious African Banker Awards was held in Malabo, the capital of Equatorial Guinea, in June. These annual awards have become the benchmark of all that is best in the African banking and finance industry. Development institutions were the toast of the night as Afreximbank won the Bank of the Year award and the Trade and Development Bank’s President, Ethiopian Admassu Tad
JulJuly 3^rd, 2019

Economic woes remain after Museveni win
Days after Uganda’s hard-fought presidential election, which saw Yoweri Museveni clinch a sixth successive term, his main challenger was confined to his home by a phalanx of soldiers. Neither the US ambassador nor vital food parcels could reach Robert Kyagulanyi, alias Bobi Wine, the 38-year-old singer-turned-politician whose call for change resonated strongly with millions of young Ugandans.W
Charlie Mitchell • FebFebruary 11^th, 2021
OCP Group named as finalist for the 2021 Franz Edelman Award
January 18, Casablanca – OCP Group, the world’s largest phosphate mining and leading fertiliser company, has been named as a finalist for the prestigious Franz Edelman Award 2021, for successfully using advanced analytics and optimisation algorithms to transform its entire production, supply chain and portfolio arbitrage processes.Alongside other renowned finalists Alibaba, Amazon, JD.com, Len
DecDecember 20^th, 2020

Olam Ghana donates towards National Farmers’ Day
Olam Ghana has donated an amount of GH¢150,000.00 to the Ministry of Food and Agriculture towards the 35th National Farmers’ Day celebration. The 35th Edition of the celebration is themed around: “Enhancing Small Scale Agriculture towards Agribusiness Development” and will be hosted in the Volta Region. Making the donation at the premises of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture in Accra, Mr. Amit
DecDecember 1^st, 2019
What’s next for Botswana?
Following last week's election win by the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) where does 'Africa's most stable democracy' go from here? Naomi Nwauzu spoke to Bologo Kenewendo, Botswana’s minister of investment, trade and industry to find out the administration’s priorities going forward. The BDP, which has governed Botswana since 1966, won last week’s general election: handing president M
OctOctober 30^th, 2019