China's Doublestar to build tire plant in Algeria
Written by Jane Ho, ERJ China correspondentemail share icon twitter share icon linked in share iconQingdao, Shandong – Doublestar is planning to build a new plant in Algeria with 2…...
Read MoreWhy High Tea is Gaining Flavour
A polished wooden floor leads to a mahogany door linked to an obscure glass elegantly patterned to match The Lord Erroll restaurant insignia. It is a simple entrance, but one feels …...
Read MoreI went to supermarket to buy chocolate and came out with a business idea
“By the time I left the supermarket, I was resolute that I would abandon job hunting and venture into this business. It was a nagging urge and I was already strategising by the tim…...
Read MoreMorocco’s International Currency Reserves Up 2.5% From Last Year
Rabat – Morocco had 2.5% more in total international reserves as of August 23 than it did at the same time in 2018.Morocco’s central bank, Bank Al Maghrib, reported that the count…...
Read MoreBig5 Construct Nigeria kicks off, parallel China Construction Week launches Nigeria industry report
As part of the Big5 Construct Nigeria in Lagos, Landmark Center, running from 9-11 September 2019, the co-located China Construction Week opens its doors today. The CCW Nigeria Coun…...
Read MoreAfrica commits to transformative actions for sustainable blue economy
By United Nations Development Programme New York, 6 September 2019 - African countries have committed to enhance the development of blue economy as the engine of growth as it has th…...
Read MoreChina invests $16 Billion in Nigeria's oil sector
ENUGU, NIGERIA - Chinese investment in Nigerias oil and gas industry has reached $16 billion, according to Nigerias state-run oil company. While Nigerias oil industry welcomes China…...
Read MoreChina's e-commerce giant Alibaba helps boost digital economy in Rwanda
A Rwandan coffee company said cooperation with Alibaba is promising."We can be the best producer, and they can be our best coffee buyers, and we can improve lives in both natio…...
Read MoreTech start-ups drive change for Nigerian truckers
by Neil Munshi Tech start-ups drive change for Nigerian truckersUber-style apps are transforming industry rife with inefficiency and corruptionShare on Twitter (opens new window)Sha…...
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