Tanzania's new cable car plan on Mount Kilimanjaro will help to boost tourist numbers

Around 50,000 tourists climb Kilimanjaro every year. Tourism is considered to be the prime source of hard currency in Tanzania, known for its beaches, wildlife safaris and Mount Kilimanjaro, which has three volcanic cones and is nearly 5,000 metres high from its base.
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Government's 1D1F programme receives a great boost following the signing of US$300 million MoU between Ghana Export-Import Bank and United States of America Export-Import Bank

Ghana Export-Import Bank (GEXIM) and United States of America Export-Import Bank (EXIM) signed an cooperative agreement which helped the Government's One-District One-Factory (1D1F) programme to receive a remarkable boost.
Kariokor Leather Factory to launch in July 2019 in Kenya

Nairobi City Governor Mike Sonko will officially disclose the multi-million shilling market in July to make way for production of leather products like shoes, belts and hand bags.
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Africa on a course to operationalize the largest Trade Arrangement

Treasure Maphanga, Director for Trade and Industry at the African Union (AU) Commission, said, "the unsegregated trade market commonly known as the "African Continental Free Trade Area" (AfCFTA) will be functionalised in July, setting the stage for Africa to start executing measures aimed at promoting the smooth movement of goods and services across the continent.
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