List of all articles filed under “africa-reports” category.
Top Airlines in Libya
Marcopolis.net presents top airlines in Libya.
The civil war in 2011 has crippled the transportation sector and airlines in Libya. Libya is home to 2 national airlines; the larger and older Libyan Airlines and newer Afriqiyah Airways, which was originally established to bridge Africa with Europe.
Largest Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in Libya
Marcopolis.net presents largest internet service providers (ISPs) in Libya.
The ministry of communication is planning to create a network and infrastructure to target around 4 million subscribers at Almadar and 6 million subscribers at Libyana. The forecast is at least a 15 to 20% minimum increase in the internet penetration rate and they are targeting to reach at least 50 to 60% by the end of 2014. According to Libya Herald, “At present only 5.5% of the population in Libya have internet access and this is one of the lowest penetration rates in the Middle East and North Africa.”
Top Telecom Companies | Largest Telecoms in Libya
Marcopolis.net presents top telecom companies in Libya.
Economic activity is expected to show some recovery in 2012, concurrent with an improvement in the security situation. Crude oil production has exceeded 1 million barrels per day as of early 2012, and is expected to reach pre-conflict levels in 2014. Non hydrocarbon GDP is expected to recover by 2012, driven mainly by construction.
Top Banks in Libya
Marcopolis.net presents top banks in Libya.
Prior to the 2011 revolution that resulted in the overthrow of long-term dictator, virtually the entire banking sector in Libya was dominated by the state-run banks, with partial privatization of Sahara Bank and Wahda Bank. After the revolution, the banking sector in Libya still dominated by the state-owned banks.
Top Oil Companies in Libya
Marcopolis.net presents top oil companies in Libya.
Oil and Gas sector (hydrocarbons) have been dominating the Libyan economy and will continue to do so. Libyan oil and gas sector accounts for more than 70% of the GDP, more than 95% of exports and approximately 90% of government’s revenues.
Marcopolis.net has ranked the largest banks in Ivory Coast. The list also includes some institutions related to the sector.
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire’s largest city is also the home of the second largest port in Africa. Overseen by the Autonomous Port of Abidjan (PAA), the largest operator of merchandise through the port is SIMAT (Societe Ivorienne de Manutention et Transit).
Incorporated in 1994 with a capital of 110 million CFA, Petro Ivoire, SA is a public limited company engaged in the distribution of oil products and gas.
Founded in 1964, SIFCA is the leading corporate group in West African agribusiness. With a workforce of over 29,000 located in five countries, SIFCA specializes in cultivating, processing, and marketing of three main agricultural products.
Ageroute is both an independent entity as well as the agency of Ivory Coast responsible for road maintenance and funding. Ageroute was specifically charged charged with coordinating and supervising the extension of the country’s road network and the renovation of existing roads.
