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NGO engages Companies on funding malaria project
The Alliance for Reproductive Health, an NGO, has engaged some private sector institutions to find sustainable solutions to fighting malaria.
The Alliance has been working...
Many of Africa’s oil and gas companies in distress or battling with liquidity post-COVID-19
Global law firm Baker McKenzie’s recent Global Oil and Gas Survey: Response to the Oil Price Crisis, outlines how before the outbreak of the...
Fourth Ghana Energy Awards honours 24 individuals and companies
The 4th Ghana Energy Awards (GEA) has honoured deserving personalities and companies in the country's energy sector in Accra.
At the climax of the event,...
French companies must prepare for risk of no EU-UK trade agreement: minister
French companies need to be prepared for the risk of no trade agreement between the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK),...
European bank grants Morocco €300 million loan to finance state companies
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) on Tuesday granted a 300-million-euro (354-million-U.S.-dollar) loan to Morocco to help finance three state companies to...
14,479 File GH₵252 million claims but no records at 35 companies to validate –...
A total of 35 dissolved financial companies with depositor claims worth approximately GH₵252 million have no books or records 14,479 claims.
Therefore, while the 14,479 claims...
Angola Internet population tops 6 million
More than 6.8 million people are now able to use Internet services in Angola, the country's National Director of Telecommunications and Information Technology...
Tunisia reports 117 new COVID-19 cases, 3,323 in total
Tunisia on Thursday reported 117 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 3,323.
A...
Tunisia approves health protocol for new school year
Tunisian scientific committee for the fight against the coronavirus approved on Tuesday the health protocol for the start of the new school year slated...
Tunisia’s COVID-19 cases surpass 3,000
Tunisia on Tuesday reported 176 new COVID-19 cases, as the tally of infections crossed 3,000.
The total number of confirmed cases in...
Tunisia sees rapid spread of COVID-19 – health official
Tunisian health official announced Tuesday that Tunisia is experiencing rapid spread of the coronavirus.
Nissaf Ben Alaya, director general of the National...
Angola yields US$52 million with companies’ privatization – official
The Angolan government has yielded a total of 31 billion kwanza (52.6 million U.S. dollars) with privatization of 14 companies, from 2019 to April...
U.S. multinational giants voice concerns over Washington’s ban on Chinese tech companies
Several major U.S. multinational companies have expressed concern over Washington's ban on Chinese tech companies, according to a report by French newspaper Le Monde.
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Brazil vice president vows commitment to sustainability
Brazil's Vice President Hamilton Mourao on Wednesday called for an "urgent" commitment to sustainable development for the Amazon River and the country.
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Back-to-school season challenges U.S. COVID-19 control
Students are returning to university campuses across the United States amid an increase in new COVID-19 cases, adding challenges to the country's control of...
U.S. stocks fall after Fed minutes
U.S. stocks finished lower on Wednesday after the minutes from the Federal Reserve's July meeting showed concerns about economic outlook.
The Dow...
Tunisia reports 113 new COVID-19 cases
Tunisia on Wednesday reported 113 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 2,427.
A total...
Bill Gates partly blames social media companies for spreading coronavirus misinformation
With the United States, which has the most COVID-19 cases worldwide, still reporting tens of thousands of new cases daily, Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates...
Hold AGM electronically – Registrar General tells companies
The Registrar-General’s Department on Thursday directed that companies who are due to hold their Annual General Meetings (AGM) can do so electronically due to...
Companies in Takoradi strictly observe safety protocols to fight COVID-19
Some companies in the Sekondi-Takoradi metropolis have put in stringent measures to mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Notable among the measures, are the...
Chinese internet companies light a candle for global countries in fight against COVID-19
By Sun Yahui
While curbing COVID-19 and resuming production at home, Chinese internet companies have moved proactively to apply their technologies to help foreigners and...
Listed companies’ stock buyback to shore up market confidence
More listed companies have decided to buy back shares to boost investors' confidence this year, Securities Daily reported Thursday.
As of April...
Israeli cyber security companies raise US$1.6 billion in 2019
Israeli cyber security companies raised a total of 1.6 billion U.S. dollars in 2019, the Israel National Cyber Directorate said on Monday.
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Trade and Industry Ministry to aggressively pursue new strategic industrial initiatives in 2020 –...
The Ministry of Trade and Industry has given the strongest indication that it will aggressively pursue the implementation of its Strategic Anchor Industries Initiatives...
Companies in Botswana urged to embrace data visualization
A leading academia of Botswana on Thursday urged the country's companies to embrace data visualization.
Audrey Masizani, of the University of Botswana,...
Oil and Gas companies urged to involve more women in their operations
Mr Solomon Kusi Ampofo, the Natural Resources Governance Coordinator for the Friends of the Nation (FoN)has said the active participation of women in the...
Academia, companies need to collaborate to address industry gaps
Professor Kweku Asuahene-Gima, the Founding President and Executive Dean of Nobel International Business School, has called for collaboration between academia and the companies to...
Ways Companies Manipulate Their Financial Statements
Every company, to a larger extent, manipulates its numbers to a certain extent to make sure budgets balance, executives score bonuses, and investors continue...
Companies without Data Protection Certificate risk losing license
Ghana’s Commissioner of Data Protection, Patricia Edusei-Poku has warned that companies which refuse to register with the Ghana Data Protection Commission risk losing their...
Jumia Africa Sets Eyes on African Markets with focus on Chinese companies
Africa's leading e-commerce platform Jumia has said it will be "100 percent Africa" for now and the future, and will not target markets outside...