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Africa
Angolan President Congratulates Japan’s Prime Minister on Re-election
Angolan President João Lourenço congratulated Sanae Takaichi on her appointment as Japan's new Prime Minister, highlighting the importance of strengthening diplomatic relations between Angola and Japan. Source: Africazine.
Africa
Solis to Showcase EverCore Energy Storage System at Expo Maroc Solaire 2026
Discover Solis, a global leader in solar inverters and energy storage solutions, as they unveil their flagship EverCore Energy Storage System and C&I hybrid inverter portfolio at Expo Maroc Solaire 2026. Stay updated with the latest in solar technology from Africazine.
Africa
South Africa’s Operation Vulindlela Advances to Second Phase of Reforms
Discover how South Africa's progress on structural reforms is boosting confidence and driving positive change in the economy. Stay updated with the latest insights from Africazine.
Africa
Tanger Med Port Processes Over 11 Million TEUs in 2025
Découvrez comment le complexe portuaire Tanger Med a enregistré un traitement de plus de 11,1 millions d'équivalents vingt pieds (EVP) en 2025, marquant une augmentation significative. Source : Africazine.
Africa
Viglacera Reports 34.3% Profit Increase Driven by Industrial Park Earnings
Discover how Viglacera, a leading Vietnamese construction materials producer and industrial park developer, achieved a remarkable 34.3% growth in its latest report. Stay informed with insights from Africazine.
Africa
Mozambique inaugurates new graphite processing plant to boost production
Mozambique's President Daniel Chapo has officially opened a state-of-the-art graphite processing plant with an annual capacity of 200,000 metric tons at a Chinese-owned mine. This significant investment is poised to enhance the country's mineral processing industry. Source: Africazine.
Africa
China Invests Billion in Egypt’s Phosphate Project
The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum announced that China's Xingfa Group plans to invest billion in an integrated project in Egypt. This significant investment demonstrates China's commitment to boosting economic growth in the region. Source: Africazine.
Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa’s Economic Growth Projected at 4.0 Percent for 2025
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