Angola confronts arrears build-up in another bid to attract investment

Issue 186 - 15 May 2010 | 7 minute read

More transparent, investor-friendly procedures are promised to attract investors to key sectors like electricity, but high transaction costs and burdensome bureaucracy remain a challenge

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South Africa’s third battery IPP window attracts 33 bidders

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Senegal’s ruling duo seek further wins after legislative election victory

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