Finance

Tea company enters Ethiopia

Kanan Devan Hills Plantations Company (KDHP) that owns and runs Tata Tea estates in Munnar (Kerala), is planning to go global by entering into a joint venture with a tea company in Vietnam and acquiring management control of an Ethiopian tea estate.

p>Kanan Devan Hills Plantations Company (KDHP) that owns and runs Tata Tea estates in Munnar (Kerala), is planning to go global by entering into a joint venture with a tea company in Vietnam and acquiring management control of an Ethiopian tea estate.

Italian credit for Tunisian companies

A new Italian line of credit is set to benefit Tunisian companies; 73mn euros is earmarked for financing Tunisian and Italian SMEs with joint projects in industry, agribusiness and services.

p>A new Italian line of credit is set to benefit Tunisian companies; 73mn euros is earmarked for financing Tunisian and Italian SMEs with joint projects in industry, agribusiness and services.

Working to improve Botswana's macroeconomic data

International Monetary Fund (IMF) statistical experts hhave been working with officials of the Bank of Botswana (BOB) and of the Nonbank Financial Regulatory Agency (NBFIRA) to improve the breadth and quality of data collected from the financial industry.

p>International Monetary Fund (IMF) statistical experts hhave been working with officials of the Bank of Botswana (BOB) and of the Nonbank Financial Regulatory Agency (NBFIRA) to improve the breadth and quality of data collected from the financial industry.

Millions to support Egyptian farmers for improved water management

A new US$72mn project in Egypt will help small farmers maximise their efficiency in using scarce water resources and achieve significant increases in their crop production and incomes.

p>A new US$72mn project in Egypt will help small farmers maximise their efficiency in using scarce water resources and achieve significant increases in their crop production and incomes.

Bringing global e-Commerce to South Africa

First National Bank (FNB) and PayPal customers in South Africa can now sell to PayPal’s global customer base of more than 81 million active accounts in 190 markets around the world and move the proceeds to their FNB accounts.

p>First National Bank (FNB) and PayPal customers in South Africa can now sell to PayPal’s global customer base of more than 81 million active accounts in 190 markets around the world and move the proceeds to their FNB accounts.

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