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Benin: New operator Celtiis readies itself for the 5G pilot phase - Vimarsana News

Benin: New operator Celtiis readies itself for the 5G pilot phase

Last October, telecom operator Celtiis entered the Beninese telecom market, which was controlled by MTN Benin and Moov Africa Benin. To establish

NGE signed the contract to build 330 km of high-speed line in Egypt - Vimarsana News

NGE signed the contract to build 330 km of high-speed line in Egypt

This success confirms the company's strategy of internationalization, which enables it to participate in developing the 6th largest high-speed rail

African Development Bank Group and Japan sign exchange of notes for $350 million private sector assistance loan - Vimarsana News

African Development Bank Group and Japan sign exchange of notes for $350 million private sector assistance loan

The African Development Bank and Japan have signed an exchange of notes for an eighth private sector assistance loan from Japan to finance the Bank’s

Bpifrance and Arise IIP establish a partnership to foster agricultural materials processing and co-industrialisation projects - Vimarsana News

Bpifrance and Arise IIP establish a partnership to foster agricultural materials processing and co-industrialisation projects

Nicolas Dufourcq, CEO of Bpifrance and Gagan Gupta, Funding president of Arise IIP, a pan-African developer and operator of industrial

Morocco: Growth will accelerate in 2023, despite pressure from supply shocks (World Bank) - Vimarsana News

Morocco: Growth will accelerate in 2023, despite pressure from supply shocks (World Bank)

Morocco managed to revive its economy after the coronavirus pandemic. However, that growth was slowed by several shocks. According to the World Bank,