Here is a brief overview of the weeks new on africanreview.com from 3 - 7 April 2017
Osama Faisal: "Sanction relief is a 'win win situation' not just for Sudan but for the whole world"
The countdown has begun as on 12 July, the Trump administration will decide whether or not it will eliminate economic and financial sanctions on Sudan for the first time in its 20-year bloody history. Read the full story here.
Himoinsa expands its series of generator sets with FPT engines up to 600kVA
The four new generators have 17 per cent lower specific consumption than other generators with the same power range, and a service interval that is 200 hours longer. Read the full story here.
High-technology for Africa’s largest refinery
Dangote Group orders compressors and turbines from MAN Diesel & Turbo for new Nigerian refinery. Read the full story here.
How could Africa’s electricity sector become more efficient and affordable?
Africa continues to lag behind fellow developing regions in installed generation capacity below 100GW and per capita electricity consumption, economist Moin Siddiqi reports. Read the full story here.
MB Crusher's smallest model gets an upgrade
The latest update to MB Crusher's smallest models is winning the battle against the basalt. Read the full story here.
Mo Ibrahim: “Governance in the public and private sectors needs to be addressed”
Self-made billionaire Dr. Mo Ibrahim talks about the public image of Africa, corruption and how good governance is vital to reforming the continent in the long-term. Read the full story here.
