List of all articles filed under “africa-reports” category.
Hakim Belmaachi, CEO of Disway
First we need to look back at what happened in 2013, which was mainly a year in which we saw a lack of liquidity into the banking system that basically affected the whole economic environment.
Banque Populaire of Morocco currenlty achieved a major milestone in reaching the largest number of customers 4 million.
The head of the risk management of one of the largest banks in Morocco discusses the upcoming islamic banking law and banking penetration rate.
The head of the risk management of one of the largest banks in Morocco discusses the outlook for the banking sector in Morocco.
Ethiopia Top Stories
Tourism industry in Ethiopia | Tourism potential is immense, performance lagging behind
“What makes Ethiopia different from the neighboring countries like Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda is that our attractions are not just nature and wildlife, but they are much diversified. We have culture, history, nature and scientific tours,” claims Samrawit Moges, managing director of Travel Ethiopia.
Receiving the MoCT’s “best performers award” 3 times, Green Land Tours & Hotels developed into the best tour operator in Ethiopia, benefiting from more than 16 years of experience. It has been able to attract more tourists than any tour operator in the country.
Ethiopia Top Stories
Foreign direct investments flows to Ethiopia | Why should foreign investors direct their investments to Ethiopia?
Ethiopia ranks 7th out of all African countries in terms of the ease of doing business. What kind of incentives does the country offer to foreign investors and which sectors are the most attractive for FDI?
“We have the warehouses and we have the facilities to supply the coffee on time at the best quality and competitive prices. All of these factors make us one of the leading coffee exporters in Ethiopia,” explains Belayneh Mesenbet, Deputy Manager of Aleta Land Coffee.
Ever since its inception Aleta Land Coffee has been exporting organic coffee from Ethiopia to many parts of the world, including the US, Europe, Middle East and Asia (Japan).
Baraton Trade wants to primarily focus on building infrastructure before they start thinking about entering the mining industry in Ethiopia.
