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Egyptian Billionaire denies corruption allegations.

Naguib Sawiris Egyptian telecommunications mogul and one of the richest men in Africa has denied allegations of corruption made by the Italian police.

Egyptian billionaire denies Italian allegations



Nigerian Oil firm Oando in $625million deal with Shell

Royal Dutch Shell group sells share in offshore oil group to Oando plc, Nigeria’s largest indigenous energy group.

Shell sells assets to Oando



Nigeria's First Bank grows to 1 Trillion Naira capitalisation.

First Bank of Nigeria achieves a landmark in Nigerian stock market history as it becomes the first trillion Naira (US$ 6.66 billion) company.

First Bank hits trillion Naira mark



Russia’s Gazprom mutes mega gas deal with Nigeria.

Russia’s gas export monopoly Gazprom is reported to be in talks with Nigerian officials on a US$2.5 billion deal to develop natural gas reserves.

Nigeria in major Gazprom gas dela



Cape Verde celebrates elevation to Middle Income Country Status

2008 marks the ascension of the Cape Verde to UN designated middle income country ranking, joining thirteen other African countries that have attained that ranking.

Cape Verde shows economic progress



Standard Bank in $5.6 billion (36.7 billion rand) deal with China’s ICBC.

Standard Bank has struck a $5.6 billion deal with the world’s largest bank by capitalisation, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC).

South Africa's Standard Bank in $5.6 bn deal



Standard Bank to announce details of huge deal in Thursday.

Standard Bank, Africa’s largest banking group by assets has said it is to make an announcement that could have material effect on its shares price this week.

Standard Bank to announce major deal on Thursday



Safaricom edges closer to multi-million dollar IPO.

Safaricom, Kenya’s largest mobile phone operator looks set to go ahead with a multimillion dollar Initial Public Offer (IPO) of between US$450m -US$600m.

Safaricom set for IPO



‘So Mr Gates exactly how much do you earn a year ?’

Nigerian Immigration officials insist the Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates, one of the richest men in the world provides proof of income for a visa to the country.

Nigeria asks Gates for proof of income.



Libya plans mega bank merger.

Two of Libya’s largest banks are to merge to form one of North Africa’s largest financial firms.

Libyan banks plan mega merger.




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3200 miners trapped in South African gold mine

About 3200 workers are trapped in a gold mine in Mpumalanga after an electrical cable on a lift snapped this morning.

South African miners trapped in mining accident



Cameroon to sell national water company to Moroccan firm.

Cameroon privatises water company in deal with Moroccan firm.

Cameroon privatises water supply.



Soweto’s largest shopping mall opened by Mandela.

Thousands in Soweto braved the chilly late winter weather to witness the opening of Soweto’s fourth and largest shopping mall.

Mulit million rand mall opened in Soweto.



South Africa may lose spot as top gold producer

China looks set to overtake South Africa as the world’s largest gold producer.

China may overtake South Africa in gold production



Nigeria airline goes on plane shopping spree

Nigeria start up airline Arik Air has ordered 15 new Boeing jets in a deal worth $1.8 billion

Boeing wins huge Nigerian order.



Nigeria plans major currency change.

Nigeria has announces plans to revalue its currency next year and make it convertible by 2009.

Nigerian Central Bank announces change to the Naira



Ghana finds oil.

Black gold is discovered off the Gold Coast. Oil reserves estimated to be between 300 - 600 million barrels are found off the coast of Ghana.

Ghana joins league of African oil producers



AccessKenya, East Africa's first IPO starts trading.

The Nairobi Stock Exchange witnessed the successful debut from East Africa's first Internet IPO, AccessKenya.

AccessKenya debuts on Stock Exchange



Dangote vs Vodacom: The battle for MTEL

South Africa's Vodacom goes head to head with Nigerian magnate Aliko Dangote for the control of Nigeria's MTel.

Vodacom bids for Nigeria's MTel



Niger looks to boost uranium production.

In an attempt to boost uranium production Niger Republic grants twenty-three mining permits to several foreign firms.

Open Cast Mines





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