Washington D.C., United States of America, October 19, 2017/ — Prominent African and international business executives and investors to explore business opportunities at the Africa Trade and Investment Global Summit (ATIGS); a prestigious biennial conference and exhibition to be held on June 24-26, 2018 in Washington, DC, USA.
Lagos, September 4, 2017// The Partnership for Media and Democracy (PAMED) has called on the Federal Government to restrain the Nigerian Army from monitoring the social media activities of Nigerians.
New York, USA, July 5//-African heads of state have endorsed two major new initiatives to help end AIDS by 2030. One of the initiatives-the community health workers initiative aims to recruit, train and deploy 2 million community health workers across Africa by 2020.
London, UK, June 13, 2017/ — WorldRemit, the leading digital money transfer service has added Android Pay to its service, offering a new way for WorldRemit’s Android Pay users to send money internationally and reach millions using mobile money accounts.
In order to stimulate debate and map the trajectory of the future of news, Penplusbytes, in association with Multimedia Group Ltd and Graphic Communications Group, is holding for the first time in Ghana, a landmark event on the “future of news” on August 28th, 2015.
Airtel Business hosted several of its customers in the SME category over breakfast with presentations from senior industry analysts from Airtel and partners who imparted their knowledge on best business practices using telecommunications and ICT with the aim of empowering and helping them grow their business.
The Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of the First Atlantic Bank, Gabriel Edgal has advised project developers undertaking multimillion dollar projects in Ghana to tap into the expertise of local banks to enable them deliver the projects on time.
The Public Policy Director of Vodafone Group, Markus Reinisch is in Ghana on a two-day working visit to the franchise.
More than 100 top global business leaders today pledged support to help address the climate change canker in the world.
Falling raw materials prices, health crises, security threats and others have led the IMF to adjust its growth forecast for Africa downward. What are the implications for African businesses?
