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Fonds Souverain de Djibouti Considers Investing in Ethiopia - Vimarsana News

Fonds Souverain de Djibouti Considers Investing in Ethiopia

2merkato provides business information for investors, suppliers, buyers, traders who are engaged or want to engage in business activities in Ethiopia.

How logistics can be a boon for African trade - Vimarsana News

How logistics can be a boon for African trade

At a webinar, TechCabal sought to find solutions to the current state of intra-continental trade in Africa.

As new restrictions come into force here, how are other European countries tackling Omicron? - Vimarsana News

As new restrictions come into force here, how are other European countries tackling Omicron?

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen has warned that Omicron could be the dominant Covid-19 variant in Europe by mid-January.

Re-naming towns and cities is not a new thing in Africa - Vimarsana News

Re-naming towns and cities is not a new thing in Africa

Gqeberha is the new name for Port Elizabeth, or  Ibayi in the vernacular which means “The Bay”. Port Elizabeth had to be changed because it was used to commemorate the death of a colonial governor’s beloved wife who died there in the early 1800s. And, of course,  Ibayi had to go too presumably because Jeff Bezos named his internet business, eBay. Giving this old colonial settlement established by English pioneers an  isiXhosa name when the nearest speakers of the language lived kilometres away, is just another one of the ironies of history. Re-naming towns and cities is not a new...

Source: cbn.co.za
Coronavirus in Zimbabwe: 'We need vaccines now' | Club of Mozambique - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus in Zimbabwe: 'We need vaccines now' | Club of Mozambique

Dr Dixon Chibanda (L) says it is vital to protect those in frontline health services As warnings of a “moral catastrophe” over the availability of coronavirus vaccines in poorer countries grow, Zimbabwean psychiatrist Dr Dixon Chibanda describes how it would help him and the special team of grandmothers he works with. It has been five weeks since I contracted Covid-19, even though I was doing everything not to get it: masking, sanitising and distancing. The sense of helplessness associated with not being able to breathe as I watched my oxygen saturation fluctuating was profound, even for ...