ZELA Director,Mutuso Dhliwayo at the launch of the Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Zim chapter.
Zimbabwe has launched the Publish What You Pay (PWYP) campaign local chapter as part of the global network of CSOs united in their call for extractive industry revenues to form the basis for development and improve the lives of ordinary citizens in resource-rich countries
Ugandas Finance minister Syda Bbumba is expected in the next few weeks to present the 2011/2012 national budget.
Ugandas Finance minister Syda Bbumba is expected in the next few weeks to present the 2011/2012 national budget amidst the spiralling cost of fuel, food and other basic commodities prices that have affected most of the people struggling to earn a living leading to protests in various parts of the country
Zambian Commerce, Trade, and Industry Minister Felix Mutati
Zambia is one of the worlds fastest growing economies, with the International Monetary Fund projecting $10.4bn in exports over the next 10 years, placing it among Africas top performers and giving it a credit rating that rivals Kenya, Ghana, and Angola
Standard & Poors Ratings Services have affirmed its BBB+ long-term foreign currency issuer credit rating on the Development Bank of Southern Africa as well as the A long-term local currency rating
Standard & Poors Ratings Services have affirmed its BBB+ long-term foreign currency issuer credit rating on the Development Bank of Southern Africa as well as the A long-term local currency rating
IFC is providing up to $35mn in loans toward the construction of a new chemical factory near Egypt’s Red Sea coast, an Indian-Egyptian joint venture that will employ hundreds of people - Image Credit : indembcairo.com
