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Kenya has indeed become an increasingly important trading partner for the United Arab Emirates. In addition to being the major supplier of oil to Kenya, the UAE has emerged as a favoured shopping destination to which Kenyans travel regularly to purchase household and office electronic appliances, automobile spare parts and motor vehicles...read more The demand for computers and computer-related products and services has registered a marked increase in Africa due to the ongoing process of computerisation that is sweeping through most African countries at the moment...read more Government has offered 20% of its stake in The New Vision Printing and Publishing Company Ltd (NVPPL) to the public at a price of Ushs 200 per share. The offer which amounts to 10,200,000 shares representing a value of Ushs 2,000,400,000 at offer price opened on the 17th September 2004, and will run until 19th November 2004...read more Publicly-listed Mauritian Eagle insurance Co Ltd has shown a substantial 46% turnover growth figure for the January-June 2004 semester. Profit Before Tax for the period was Rs 21.9 million and the Group's total assets have jumped from Rs 704 million to Rs 1.1 billion. Turnover for the Mauritian Eagle group has increased from Rs 196 million during the first semester of 2003 to Rs 287 million for the same period this year...read more Egyptian cotton export prices dropped last week (ended on October 21) compared to the previous week, said Salah Attar, Chairman of the Arbitration and Cotton Testing committee...read more A group of influential Malawian businessmen has called on the government to create more economic opportunities for its citizens...read more The African Business Round Table (ABR) and NEPAD Business Group would firstly like to thank the Economic Commission for Africa for the invitations extended to both organisations to participate in this important event...read more

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