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Fresh Ideas, Scaled-up Ambitions for Investment in Ghana and Beyond

Two years ago, world leaders convened in Addis Ababa for a remarkable first—the global community met to agree on ways to finance the ambitious Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the objective of virtually eliminating extreme poverty.The development needs of today, and through the year 2030, are enormous. With that recognition, we are no longer talking about the billions of dollars needed to support our renewed development goals—we are talking about the trillions.

Barclays charged with fraud in Qatar case

Barclays PLC and four former executives have been charged with conspiracy to commit fraud and the provision of unlawful financial assistance.The Serious Fraud Office charges come at the end of a five-year investigation and relate to the bank's fundraising at the height of 2008's financial crisis.Former chief executive John Varley is one of the four ex-staff who will face Westminster magistrates on 3 July.

Airbus unveils ‘more efficient’ A380 jumbo

Airbus has unveiled plans to upgrade the world's biggest passenger jet, promising greater fuel efficiency and room for more seats. The A380Plus, which was announced...

RwandAir to fly to Brussels from July

RwandAir will begin non-stop flights to the Belgium capital from next month, the airline has said.The Rwandan flag carrier said it will fly its...

The Compact with Africa—The Contribution of the IMF

Some of the world’s top policymakers and investors are currently in Berlin to discuss a new initiative that could help reshape Africa’s economic future.Millions of citizens could see tangible economic benefits from the recently launched Group of Twenty advanced and emerging economies' initiative, known as the “Compact with Africa.” The goal is to boost private investment by harnessing the expertise and resources of governments, investors, and international organizations.

ENGIE and eleQtra sign wind project deal in Ghana worth 120 million dollars

ENGIE and eleQtra a developer of power and transportation projects in sub-Saharan Africa, signed a Joint Development Agreement that defines the terms and the schedule for the development and construction of the 50 MW Ada Wind power project in the Greater Accra Region in Ghana. The project is expected to require an investment of approximately $120 million and to start operations early 2019. ENGIE will enter as a 40% partner in the project.

Nigeria’s Vice President Osinbajo signs 2017 budget

Acting President Yemi Osinbajo on Monday signed the 2017 budget almost four weeks after the National Assembly transmitted the appropriation bill to the presidency.At...

South African parliament to investigate Eskom over graft allegations

South Africa's parliament will begin an investigation next week into state-run utility Eskom amid allegations of mismanagement in issuing government tenders, a legislator said...

Ghana receives 100 million Euros from Germany’s Compact with Africa Program

Ghana has been named as one of the three countries in Africa to benefit from the Germany’s “Compact with Africa” Program.The  program  will assist...

Tanzania signs contract with Chinese firm to expand main port

Tanzania's government signed a $154 million contract on Saturday with the state-run China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) to expand the main port in the...

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