Nigeria Breweries Launches Sugar-Free Malt
The new Amstel Malta Ultra is the first sugar-free non-alcoholic malt drink in the market targeting the health-conscious consumer.
The new Amstel Malta Ultra is the first sugar-free non-alcoholic malt drink in the market targeting the health-conscious consumer.
The African Development Bank then selected twenty-five young African agripreneurs for the final level of the AgriPitch competition.
Ms Okollo, who was formerly the managing director of global philanthropic organisation Omidyar Network also serves on the boards of Harvard University’s Centre for African Studies, Thomson Reuters Founders Share Company and Stanbic Bank Kenya.
The African Development Bank has partnered with the Republic of Guinea to improve honey production, build the competitiveness of the value chain and increase farmer’s income.
LuLu International Holdings (LIHL), has entered into an agreement with ADQ, an Abu Dhabi headquartered investment firm to acquire US$1 billion for expansion in Egypt.
Tomoca Coffee, one of the leading coffee brands in Ethiopia with a chain of coffee houses has entered the Kenyan market by opening an outlet in the country’s capital, Nairobi.
Uganda, Africa’s leading coffee exporting country, earned US$ 46.06 million from exports of 519,683 bags of coffee each weighing 60kg.
Ethiopia, the leading coffee producing country in the sub-Saharan region, is set to build its first institution of higher learning focusing on the coffee industry, that will deliver courses and conduct research.
Through the She Leads Africa Spotlight series, Visa will provide a platform for successful female entrepreneurs, with incredible stories, who will share their business journeys, especially by transitioning to digital channels, in a bid to inspire and help upcoming entrepreneurs spread across Africa.
Heineken International, a Dutch multinational brewing company, has increased its stake in Nigerian Breweries shares through the acquisition of 3.3 million additional shares.
The largest dairy processor in Uganda, Pearl Dairy Farms is seeking to diversify into commercial honey production, investing more than Ush10 bn (US$2.7m) into the venture.
The Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute (TARI) has received Tsh.1.4bn/- (US$603,900) from the government to boost production of palm oil in the country.