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Angola’s Oil Sector to Stimulate Agricultural Development

Angola is well-positioned to utilize its immense oil wealth to promote economic diversification and stimulate the development of the agriculture sector

With Angola’s oil and gas products making up more than 90% of the country’s exports and accounting for up to $39.94 billion in revenue in 2022, the southern African country’s oil and gas sector is poised to serve as a leading catalyst in growing and diversifying its economy. In an attempt…

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Top 5 Sectors for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Angola

Rich in hydrocarbons, minerals and agricultural land, the Government of Angola has sought to diversify and expand private sector participation in the country’s economy

Angola represents a large market potential for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), serving as the sixth-largest economy in Africa. The country’s economy is largely driven by its oil sector, which contributes to approximately 50% of its GDP, 70% of Government revenue and over 90% of exports. However, the potential for FDI (https://apo-opa.info/45zscQo) transcends…

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Sowing the Seeds of Industrial Farming in Mozambique (By Grace Goodrich)

Commercial farming is one of the highest-growth sectors in Mozambique, yet only 16% of land suitable for agriculture is being cultivated

By Grace Goodrich With fertile river valleys, expansive coastal lowlands and the prolific Zambezi River as a source of irrigation, Mozambique is considered a mecca for crop cultivation, with climatic conditions catering to a diverse range of agricultural products. Agriculture represents the second-largest sector of the Mozambican economy – accounting…

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Afrika Umoja and Black Farmers Association of South Africa (BFASA) Collaborate to Help Tackle COVID-19

The partnership will enable BFASA to set up and distribute disinfecting products throughout the country

Afrika Umoja announces a partnership with the Black Farmers Association of South Africa (BFASA); BFASA is an Association that has the best interests of the farming community at its core; The partnership will enable BFASA to set up and distribute disinfecting products throughout the country. Afrika Umoja, an initiative started…