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  • Greater Opportunity to Invest in Projects in Africa

    Posted on :Thursday , 15th October 2015

     There are still opportunities for Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in the country, says Mr Andre Kruger, the Public Private Partnership financing specialist of Barclays Africa.

     
    He said government had created a conducive environment by adopting the PPPs policy in 2009. Mr Kruger was speaking at a Barclays Bank PPPs workshop at Cresta Marang Hotel recently.
  • Norwegians in Talks With East African Counterparts in regards to investment expansion initiatives.

    Posted on :Wednesday , 14th October 2015

     Nairobi — Kenyan and Norwegian investors had discussions on a wide range of potential fields for joint trade and investment engagements recently writes KENNEDY ABWAO.

     
    The Norwegian firms were asked to consider increasing their presence in the region to capitalize on a new market of 600 million people.
     
    Norwegian Minister for. . .

  • Kenya\'s Investments in Tanzania Grow

    Posted on :Wednesday , 14th October 2015

     KENYA'S investments in Tanzania have reached 1.685 million US dollars in 518 projects creating 55,762 jobs. The Executive Director of Tanzania Investment Centre, Juliet Kairuki, revealed this in Nairobi recently in Tanzania-Kenya business forum during an official state visit of President Jakaya Kikwete to Kenya.

     
    Juliet Kairuki said, the forum was organized by . . .

  • East Africa: \'Most Improved\' in Trade, Investment-Friendly Environment

    Posted on :Wednesday , 14th October 2015

     Uganda is the most improved economy in the East African region in terms of creating a conducive environment for trade and investment, according to the latest Global Competitiveness ranking.

     
    Uganda, which ranked 115 (from 122 last year) of the 144 economies surveyed globally, was followed by Rwanda, whose economy improved from position 62 last year to 58, while. . .

  • East Africa foreign investments grow by 11 per cent

    Posted on :Wednesday , 14th October 2015

    Foreign Direct investment (FDI) in East Africa grew by 11 percent between 2013 and 2014 buoyed by regional integration, an economic insight reveals.

    The report released by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) received in Nairobi attributes surge in FDI in the region to efforts for closer regional integration in the East African Community (EAC), which has. . .

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