Burger King sets sights on African expansion
SOUTH AFRICA – Burger King Worldwide plans to enter new African countries before the end of the year as it follows Yum! Brands’ KFC chain in tapping demand from the continent’s middle class.
Read MoreDay: March 11, 2015
Burger King sets sights on African expansion
SOUTH AFRICA – Burger King Worldwide plans to enter new African countries before the end of the year as it follows Yum! Brands’ KFC chain in tapping demand from the continent’s middle class.
Read MoreCargill Zambia commissions $2m milling plant in Chipata
ZAMBIA – Cargill Zambia has launched a US $2 million maize milling plant in Chipata.
Read MoreCargill Zambia commissions $2m milling plant in Chipata
ZAMBIA – Cargill Zambia has launched a US $2 million maize milling plant in Chipata.
Read MoreCargill Zambia commissions $2m milling plant in Chipata
ZAMBIA – Cargill Zambia has launched a US $2 million maize milling plant in Chipata.
Read More‘Kenya’s retail economy more formalised than Nigeria’s’
KENYA – Kenya is the second most formalised retail economy in Africa after South Africa, a survey carried out by the New York Stock Exchange-listed research company, Nielsen has revealed.
Read More‘Kenya’s retail economy more formalised than Nigeria’s’
KENYA – Kenya is the second most formalised retail economy in Africa after South Africa, a survey carried out by the New York Stock Exchange-listed research company, Nielsen has revealed.
Read MoreInnscor challenges $2,5m CTC penalty
ZIMBABWE – Listed diversified group Innscor Africa Limited (Innscor) is challenging the Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC)’s decision to fine it over $2, 5 million for unprocedurally increasing its stake in National Foods (NatFoods).
Read MoreInnscor challenges $2,5m CTC penalty
ZIMBABWE – Listed diversified group Innscor Africa Limited (Innscor) is challenging the Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC)’s decision to fine it over $2, 5 million for unprocedurally increasing its stake in National Foods (NatFoods).
Read MoreManufacturing sector growth slows to 19.2%
NIGERIA – Growth in Nigeria’s manufacturing sector shrank to 19.2 percent in the fourth quarter of 2014 as poor electricity supply, with high input cost, occasioned by depreciating naira continued to bite hard on businesses, among several other challenges.
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