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  • Ford to build Rangers for the African Market

    Posted on :Tuesday , 6th October 2015

     Ford Motor Co. said it plans to assemble its Ford Ranger pickup truck in Nigeria by the fourth quarter, as it expands in Africa and the Middle East.

     
    The Nigerian assembly plant, in partnership with Ford dealer Coscharis Motors Ltd., is the first outside South Africa, where Ford produces the Ranger for 148 markets, the automaker said in a statement today.
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  • Mega International airport to be constructed in East Africa

    Posted on :Monday , 5th October 2015

     Plans are underway for  the construction of a mega International airport in Ethiopia, the Ethiopian Airports Enterprise has announced.

     
    The Ethiopian Minister of Transport, Workneh Gebeyehu confirmed the reports and said that Ethiopia is to break the ground for a new mega hub airport in the vicinity of Addis Ababa.
     
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  • New ports in Tanzania to be constructed

    Posted on :Monday , 5th October 2015

     Tenders for consultancy services and engineering designs for the development of several ports in Tanzania have been advertised by the Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA).

     
    The tender entails a request for interest in consultancy services for feasibility studies and preliminary engineering designs for development of new ports at Kilwa, Lindi and Rushungi, plus a tran. . .

  • Ford\'s sub-Saharan drive may benefit African plants

    Posted on :Friday , 2nd October 2015

     As Ford's only manufacturing operation in the Middle East and Africa‚ Ford Southern Africa is in pole position to benefit from the group's decision to intensify marketing and production in sub-Saharan Africa‚ says Stephen Odell‚ president of Ford's European‚ Middle East and African operations. Ford has the capacity to increase it production in South Africa, particu. . .

  • Sub-Saharan Africa’s first metro is functional

    Posted on :Friday , 25th September 2015

     Sub-Saharan Africa’s first light rail system or metro was inaugurated in Addis Ababa last weekend, said the head of the Ethiopian Railways Corporation Getachew Betru

    metro HernnPiera flickrThe Addis Metro will comprise two lines – one from east to west and the other from south to centre. 
    The Addis Metro runs 17 km from industrial areas south of Addi. . .

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