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Libya Top Stories
Libyan Politics: Moderation Amid Anti-Democratic Opposition from Islamist Factions
At least in the legislature, Libya has not gone the same route as neighboring Egypt, instead has electing a “moderate” – the word being relative – parliament and leadership.
Bahrain Top Stories
What’s a Political Society to do? Al-Wefaq’s Decay
When Al-Wefaq’s General Secretary, Ali Salman, established the party – Bahrain’s largest – he couldn’t have guessed that the hopeful group which brought all coalitions in the Shiite community together with academics and influential persons would, just a few years later, be rapidly decaying in its membership and influence.
The financial services sector in Ghana is booming. The country has 28 commercial banks, 100 rural banks, 100s of non-banking financial institutions, etc. Still, not too many Ghanaians have bank accounts nor do any serious financial transactions.
Libya Top Stories
Current Security Situation in Libya | Latest Overview
At question on the issue of security in Libya, is exactly how chaotic is the country; can foreign business operate there safely, and are those clashes that take place being overly headlined by the news media?
“We focus our efforts to rebuild Iraq and its different sectors like construction, real estate, transportation, agriculture, security, oil and gas services and many other fields … because we love our country and we focus on rebuilding and investing in it.”
Kurdistan Top Stories
Falcon Security: Professional Security Services in Iraq
Licensed by the Iraqi Minister of Interior and the KRG, and with offices and operations centers in Baghdad, Basra, Erbil, Kirkuk, Dohuk and Sulaymaniyah, Falcon Security is in a strategic position to provide professional security services anywhere in Iraq.
Libya Top Stories
Investing into Libya: An Era of Transition
Eng. G.I. Guider, the head of Libya’s Privatization and Investment Board (PIB) aptly points out that the country is starting from a zero point in establishing business privatization and encouraging private investment capital.
The burgeoning middle class in Ghana is directly affecting the country’s beverage industry, which is growing at about 10 to 15 per cent per annum. Still, the sector has to face some challenges, such as the import of raw materials, an opportunity for investors.
The economy of Ghana is booming and the country is developing fast. However, some challenges such as infrastructure, youth unemployment or energy deficit still have to be faced, and investors have look into turning such challenges into opportunities.
Ghana has been on a path of sustained growth over the past few years and investments in areas such as oil and gas, banking, finance, manufacturing, agriculture, commodities, infrastructure and utilities, among others, are continually on the rise.
