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The ideal of a thriving Africa, where the material and social conditions of life of its various peoples are not dependent on external assistance, effectively depends on the development of a sustainable and equitable continental economy, based on intra-continental trade in manufactures and services. This Pan-African approach to development on the continent is the essence of Nkrumah’s assertion dating back to the late 1950s, and presently the basic rationale of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCTA), an initiative of the Africa Union that advances the objective of continental economi...

Share Drilling for hope - Can Apsara oil rescue KrisEnergy and fuel Cambodia’s economy? Thu, 25 February 2021 The Kingdom’s maiden oil project has two roles to play - to save a bleeding firm and to grow an economy The future of the Cambodian oil sector rests squarely on KrisEnergy Ltd’s shoulders, a promise it has had to make good since 2013. Just under a decade last year with the first extraction three days shy of the December 31 deadline to produce or risk contract cancellation, it fulfilled the pledge after overcoming hurdles. The hurdles consisted of regulatory and operational issue...

THE STANDARD By Wainaina Wambu | February 18th 2021 at 07:12:24 GMT +0300 Osotua Luxury Resort. Along Moi South Lake Road, Naivasha, final touches are being put on yet another high-end residential property ahead of a planned Easter opening. Already, half of the 55 units at Osotua Luxury Resort, with prices ranging from Sh17 million to Sh42.5 million, have been snapped up. The resort is one of the many luxury estates that dot the lakeside town, offering the rich a breathtaking escape. Naivasha’s proximity to Nairobi, its scenic landscapes, wildlife parks and the lake have put the erstwhile...

Heart of Nedlands set to change after triple-tower project approved We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A $320 million triple-tower project along Stirling Highway in Nedlands has been approved despite blowback from the local MP and city council. Grange Development Consulting and Costa Property Group’s proposal was rejected for planning approval by the Metro Inner-North Joint Development Assessment Panel in July last year, but was passed 3-2 at a follow-up meeting on Monday. A $320 million triple tower project i...

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