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Zambia and DRC sign one stop border post agreement - Vimarsana News

Zambia and DRC sign one stop border post agreement

The Governments of Zambia and DRC has signed a bilateral agreement to implement and operationalise the Chalwe-Kabila One Stop Border post (OSBP)

The groundwork for growth - Vimarsana News

The groundwork for growth

Africa infrastructure projects helping the continent to reach its full potential

David Chipperfield's Elbtower project halts construction over payment dispute in Hamburg - Vimarsana News

David Chipperfield's Elbtower project halts construction over payment dispute in Hamburg

Reuters is reporting that construction on the forthcoming 64-story Elbtower Tower project in Hamburg, Germany, from David Chipperfield Architects has been halted over a payment dispute between its client Signa and a local builder. The news came last week after more than two years of construction...

Central Africa Toll Road Linking Multiple Nations Gets Under Way - Vimarsana News

Central Africa Toll Road Linking Multiple Nations Gets Under Way

A long-planned 114-mile toll road to link Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo to existing road networks and ports in Tanzania broke ground earlier this month.

Source: enr.com
Insurers Struggle To Convert Online Visits Into Bound Policies - Vimarsana News

Insurers Struggle To Convert Online Visits Into Bound Policies

Insurers Struggle To Convert Online Visits Into Bound Policies Insurers are doing more with digital than ever before. By Stephanie Griese, Dirk Schmidt-Gallas and Nick Frank In a study last year, German-based insurer Signal Iduna Group found 80% of its customers had at least one digital interaction, including a visit to the insurer's website or online product page as part of their supplemental health insurance purchasing process. However, only 12% of the 1,500 customers surveyed completed a policy purchase entirely on digital channels, even though it was possible to do so. Like Signal Iduna, ...