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Africa Project Access
Africa Project Access (APA) provides information on projects in Africa (including South Africa) and access to specialised support in drawing up project proposals and accessing donor funds. Members to APA receive a monthly newsletter. In this month's newsletter:
Telecommunications Expansion Programme in Malawi and Part-Privatisation of Malawi Telecommunications
Second Phase Construction of the Oceanic Bay Hotel in Tanzania
Update on the Proposed Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Plant in Angola
Expansion of the N’toum Water Project in Libreville, Gabon
Power Projects in Guinea
Developments relating to the Development of a Deepwater Port in Sao Tome and Principe
Environment Studies relating to the DR Congo Master Rehabilitation and Development Programme
The Onne Oil & Gas Free Zone Development Programme, Delta Region, Nigeria
Ethiopian Administration of Namibian Airlines
Acquisition of a Major Shareholding in the National Telecommunications Company of Madagascar
Tender for a Third Mobile Telecommunications Operator in Kenya
Good Results for Morila Gold Mine in Mali
Changes and Improvements at Leopold Sedar Senghor Airport, Dakar, Senegal
TRAVEL NOTES
A recent visitor to ZANZIBAR reports that the Blue Bay Beach Hotel is one of the better hotels to stay in on the island. A number of hotels have been closed due to security warnings by some European countries. Nevertheless, reports on the tourism potential of Zanzibar are encouraging. More investment is required for example in the upgrading of the local airport. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has declared Stonetown a World Heritage site.
To receive information on these projects and updates on new projects on a monthly basis, call Lana (011) 465 6770/ 082 324 7005 for subscription details or email afric.projs@pixie.co.za.
Africa Project Access (APA) provides information on projects in Africa (including South Africa) and access to specialised support in drawing up project proposals and accessing donor funds. Members to APA receive a monthly newsletter. In this month's newsletter:
Telecommunications Expansion Programme in Malawi and Part-Privatisation of Malawi Telecommunications
Second Phase Construction of the Oceanic Bay Hotel in Tanzania
Update on the Proposed Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Plant in Angola
Expansion of the N’toum Water Project in Libreville, Gabon
Power Projects in Guinea
Developments relating to the Development of a Deepwater Port in Sao Tome and Principe
Environment Studies relating to the DR Congo Master Rehabilitation and Development Programme
The Onne Oil & Gas Free Zone Development Programme, Delta Region, Nigeria
Ethiopian Administration of Namibian Airlines
Acquisition of a Major Shareholding in the National Telecommunications Company of Madagascar
Tender for a Third Mobile Telecommunications Operator in Kenya
Good Results for Morila Gold Mine in Mali
Changes and Improvements at Leopold Sedar Senghor Airport, Dakar, Senegal
TRAVEL NOTES
A recent visitor to ZANZIBAR reports that the Blue Bay Beach Hotel is one of the better hotels to stay in on the island. A number of hotels have been closed due to security warnings by some European countries. Nevertheless, reports on the tourism potential of Zanzibar are encouraging. More investment is required for example in the upgrading of the local airport. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has declared Stonetown a World Heritage site.
To receive information on these projects and updates on new projects on a monthly basis, call Lana (011) 465 6770/ 082 324 7005 for subscription details or email afric.projs@pixie.co.za.
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LiquidAfrica is the only financial portal providing online trading services to investors in African markets. LiquidAfrica also distributes corporate and market data on African markets. LiquidAfrica is backed by a US Private Equity Fund whose investors include Microsoft, Citibank, Societe Generale, Archer Daniel Midlands, Sun America.
LiquidAfrica is the only financial portal providing online trading services to investors in African markets. LiquidAfrica also distributes corporate and market data on African markets. LiquidAfrica is backed by a US Private Equity Fund whose investors include Microsoft, Citibank, Societe Generale, Archer Daniel Midlands, Sun America.
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