Dar es Salaam, 25 January, 2006— In a move designed to boost food supply in the country, the Tanzanian government has authorised a three-month tax exemption for the importation of maize, the nation’s staple, with […]
Washington, 25 January, 2006— The U.S. Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) is becoming more “assertive” in working with countries to help them develop and implement effective proposals for its aid funds, MCC’s chief executive officer says. […]
Warri, 16 January, 2006— Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell has pulled workers from four oil platforms in Nigeria’s volatile Niger Delta after armed militants launched the third attack in a week on its facilities. Heavily […]
Ndjamena, 9 January, 2006— Oil-producing Chad is urging the World Bank to rethink its decision to suspend all loans – a move that came after parliament scrapped a ground-breaking scheme where a chunk of petrodollars […]
Washington, 7 January, 2006— The Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank) has begun offering financing with longer — up to 15-years — repayment terms on U.S. exports related to hydroelectric and other renewable […]
Washington, 7 January, 2006— U.S. Treasury Under Secretary for International Affairs Tim Adams will discuss financial, trade and development issues with financial and economic officials from Europe and Africa when he travels to Frankfurt, Germany, […]
Ndjamena, 30 December, 2005— The Chadian parliament on Thursday voted to scrap a fund set up to safeguard a portion of the country’s petrodollars for future generations, in a move the World Bank has called […]
Addis Ababa, 30 December, 2005— Ethiopia’s finance minister, Sufyan Ahmed, has said that the poor in his country would suffer if aid donors carried out their plan to withhold US $375 million in budget support […]
Washington, 29 December, 2005— There are functioning stock exchanges and countless investment and trade opportunities that now exist throughout sub-Saharan Africa that, if fully developed, could help bring a higher level of economic growth and […]
Nouakchott, 28 December, 2005— Civil servants will be able to celebrate the New Year in Mauritania safe in the knowledge that their pay packets will be up to 50 percent thicker come 1 January. The […]
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