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Nigeria secures additional $1bn for agro-processing in 24 states - Vimarsana News

Nigeria secures additional $1bn for agro-processing in 24 states

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AfDB, Partners Vote Additional $1bn To Fund Nigeria's SAPZs In 24 States - Vimarsana News

AfDB, Partners Vote Additional $1bn To Fund Nigeria's SAPZs In 24 States

October 27, (THEWILL) - The African Development Bank (AfDB), alongside the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) and the International Fund for Agricultural Development, have voted $1 billion to further deliver special agro-industrial processing zones in 24 States of Nigeria. This is in addition to an initial $520 million voted by the development partners for the development

How Egypt and Nigeria are leading Africa's fashion industry - Vimarsana News

How Egypt and Nigeria are leading Africa's fashion industry

The fashion industry in Africa is booming, and the two leading countries in this growth are Egypt and Nigeria.

Chanel Highlights Senegal's Textile Artistry in Paris Exhibition – WWD - Vimarsana News

Chanel Highlights Senegal's Textile Artistry in Paris Exhibition – WWD

An exhibition at Le 19M, a hub for Chanel-owned speciality workshops, showcases Senegal's embroidery and weaving techniques in an array of artworks.

Source: wwd.com
Chehem Watta: 'In Djibouti, continuing to speak and write French is a breath of fresh air' - Vimarsana News

Chehem Watta: 'In Djibouti, continuing to speak and write French is a breath of fresh air'

'From Dakar to Djibouti, a tour of the Africa-France relationship' (11). For the writer and poet, the former colonial power 'has almost become a partner like any other.' He retains a 'deep attachment' to his language.

Source: lemonde.fr