PM Narendra Modi arrives in Pretoria, South Africa On July 8th, PM Narendra Modi arrived in Pretoria, South Africa for the second leg of his four-nation tour. In Pretoria, PM Modi would meet President Jacob Zuma and hold talks with him. The PM would also attend a business meet to enhance industry and trade relations […]
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India-Mozambique partnership is driven by a convergence of capacities and interests: PM Modi Our shared struggles and suffering under colonial oppression brought our two countries together. India was one of the strongest supporters of Mozambican independence. Mozambique has already been one of the gateways for Indian investments into Africa. Mozambique’s strengths are the areas of
Banquet speech by Prime Minister during his visit to Mozambique Excellency, I am deeply touched by your kind words. Thank you also for your thoughts on the strength of the Mozambique-India relationship. I would like to thank you as well as the Government and the people of Mozambique for their warm welcome and generous hospitality.
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PM Modi meets President of Mozambique, Mr. Filipe Nyusi Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi met the President of Mozambique, Mr. Filipe Nyusi today in Maputo. Both the leaders held extensive discussions on key matters to further advance bilateral cooperation between the two countries. PM Narendra Modi arrived in Nairobi, Kenya on Sunday beginning the final
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Zimbabwe looks to the sun as drought hits hydropower Z imbabwe is pushing forward with plans to build four new solar power plants, amid a drought that has battered its ability to generate hydroelectricity. Severe dry conditions – linked to the El Niño weather phenomenon bringing extreme weather around the world – are affecting big
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South Africa’s Gordhan charms on roadshow but investors still wary South African finance minister Pravin Gordhan won applause for an impromptu London roadshow this week but left many global investors skeptical he could defend his country’s investment grade rating – or even stay in office. Appointed after a predecessor’s sudden sacking, Gordhan is trying to
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Ghana-India trade hits $2billion Ghana’s trade with India has for the first time touched $2 billion in favour of Ghana, the Indian High Commission in Ghana has revealed. High Commissioner, Mr Jeeva Sagar said India is excited over development because “Ghana is a developing country and it is expected that it is able to export
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India to double crude oil import from Nigeria through term contracts in 2016 India plans to double its term import of crude oil from Nigeria in 2016 and may help build a refinery in Sudan and a petroleum hub in Mauritius as part of its growing engagement with African nations in the hydrocarbon sector. “As
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Power crisis strikes small businesses in South Africa South Africa is the continent’s most advanced economy. It has transport and telecommunications infrastructures that are the envy of other African nations, as well as some of the most sophisticated mining and banking operations in the world. But to function properly, it needs power and South Africa
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Africa optimistic for brighter year Africa weathered a global economic financial crisis and dramatic slide in commodity prices in 2015. Does the start of 2016 herald another storm for the continent? Hayley Platt reports. 2015 was a tough year for Africa’s economy. Slowing exports, a slump in oil and other commodities, put growth at risk.
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