By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Moneyweb
Dangote industrial group is developing its refining capacity with two major oil projects. This expansion raises questions about African capital and infrastructure, according to Moneyweb.
Ongoing story · day by day
The Dangote refinery opens its share offering, targets $1.6 billion, and extends its stock-market listing.
8 NovNiger chamber targets 4,000 agricultural jobs with Dangote
7 NovDangote IPO attracts investors from 200 countries
6 NovDangote paid up to 40% interest for ObajanaNiger State Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture targets 4,000 jobs through a proposed partnership with the Dangote Group. The agricultural project is expected to benefit about 3,700 young people in several communities in the state, according to Leadership.
🇳🇬 Nigeria · Source: Leadership ·
Tunisia has awarded the main contracts for the Elmed project, the electricity interconnector with Italy, for about 1.23 billion euros. The 600-megawatt link is expected to enter service between 2028 and 2030, while funding for the Tunisian infrastructure is going through a parliamentary procedure, according to consultancy Aius.
🇹🇳 Tunisia · Source: Kapitalis ·
The International Fund for Agricultural Development plans to mobilise an additional $70 million to support agricultural transformation and rural development in Guinea. The funding is notably intended to strengthen production capacity and rural infrastructure, according to information released after IFAD's meeting with Prime Minister Amadou Oury Bah.
🇬🇳 Guinea · Source: Mosaiqueguinee ·
Algerian group Iris and Panasonic have entered into a partnership to assemble and market three ranges of televisions in Algeria: VIVID QLED, QD-MiniLED and Glare Free Ultra. The agreement provides for the transfer of engineering expertise and manufacturing processes to local industrial facilities, according to Maghreb Emergent.
🇩🇿 Algeria · Source: Maghreb Emergent ·
South African rights commission takes Cape Town's sale of 49 plots to courtThe South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has approached the Western Cape High Court to stop the City of Cape Town from transferring 49 municipal properties to private buyers. It argues the land could be used for housing access and seeks an order barring the conclusion or registration of the sales, according to the affidavit cited by the Sowetan.
Mozambique seeks to turn tourism investments into realityMozambican Economy Minister Basílio Muhate calls for commitments from the tourism summit to be turned into concrete investments. He calls for faster reforms, public-private partnerships and the integration of small businesses before the next edition scheduled for 2027, according to the Mozambique Information Agency.The week in Africa
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