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MOJEC Makes London Stock’s List Of ‘Companies To Inspire Africa’ 2019Mojec International Holdings – one of Africa’s leading conglomerates with business interest in Power, Technology, Real Estate and Agriculture has been listed as one of the ‘Companies to Inspire Africa’ in 2019 by the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), an international market infrastructural business which focuses on capital formation, intellectual property and risk and balance […]
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Nigeria, others to mobilise $2bn to finance energy projects across Africa - Kachikwu - Vanguard News NigeriaThe Federal Government, Monday, disclosed that it is working with other oil and gas producers in Africa, under the auspices of African Petroleum Producers Organisation, APPO, to raise between $1 billion and $2 billion to finance energy projects and boost collaboration among African countries.
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World leaders seek more investment in Africa - The Nation NigeriaThe first big international gathering of the year was the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) which ended in Davos, Switzerland, at the weekend, with promises from global business leaders to invest in Africa. World leaders discussed climate change, global inequality and rising executive pay in the banking sector, writes COLLINS NWEZE. The …
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South Africa, Sahara Group explore collaboration on energy in Davos - Vanguard News NigeriaEnhancing the capacity, accessibility, reliability and safety of energy in its various forms were the key issues that dominated discussions between South Africa and Sahara Group, a leading international energy conglomerate in Davos, Switzerland.
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Immunization coverage stagnates by 72% in Africa - The Nation NigeriaGlobal immunization experts who attended the biannual Regional Immunization Technical Advisory Group (RITAG) meeting have urged African countries to strengthen their routine immunization so as to reduce child death rate. This was disclosed during a telephone briefing organised by the World Health Organisation, (WHO) regional office for Africa where WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr. …
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