Arket, la nouvelle marque de H&M sera lancée le 25 août
Le groupe H&M vient d'annoncer que la date de la première ouverture au public de sa nouvelle marque Arket sera le 25 août. Le premier magasin ouvrira dans un premier temps à Londres tandis...
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Alsa Maroc Launches 24/7 Bus Lines: The Spanish bus operator Alsa, which manages the buses in Marrakech, Agadir, and Tangier, has launched new bus lines in the ocher city, which circulate all...
The Pan-African Economy in Brief: Saturday, August 19, 2017
CAMEROON:Cameroon wants to reduce the export tax on cocoa by 50% to discourage the operators of the sector: "Revalued by almost 300% (from 54 CFA francs to 150 CFA francs) at the beginning of...
The Moroccan Economy in Brief: Friday, August 18, 2017: Morocco-Australia: Prelude to a New Era of Bilateral Relations
1. The State Wants to Be Covered Against Drought to Heal Its Finances: "The rainfall hazard is the bane of agriculture in Morocco. It is very disabling for public finances that the government...
The Pan-African Economy in Brief: Tuesday, August 15, 2017
ANGOLA:Banco Sol Opens an Assistance Service Specially Dedicated to the Chinese Clientele Residing in Angola: "Banco Sol, a major Angolan bank, has introduced a support service for its Chinese...
News: Headlines from the Moroccan Press: Thursday, August 10, 2017
Banks: BMCE Bank of Africa Multiplies Actions for Sustainable Finance: "The Moroccan banking group is multiplying its actions in favor of sustainable finance that respects the environment. In...
The Moroccan Economy in Brief: Thursday, August 10, 2017: CIH Bank Expects a 30% Decline in Its Net Income Attributable in the First Half of 2017
1. An Investment of 2.6 Million Dirhams in Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra: "2.6 billion dirhams have been devoted to 92 agricultural projects over the period 2016-2020 in Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra region,...
The Pan-African Economy in Brief: Wednesday, August 9, 2017
GHANA:The Executive Envisages a Law to Keep the Fiscal Deficit at 5% of GDP: "Ghana envisages the adoption of a law that will limit the country's fiscal deficit to a maximum of 5% of gross domestic...
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