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Acting CEO of the Oman Shipping Company (OSC) Mr Tarik Al Junaidi talks to United World about the development of the country’s ports – not just for maritime transportation, but for tourists too – as well as how the OSC plan to add value to the upstream and downstream sectors as an increasingly integrated and international company

Angola has emerged as a key business force in Africa over the past decade and has formed a series of bilateral agreements as it improves living standards in the country and boosts its international profile abroad

The financial sector has helped the country become a key player amongst African economies and now it is looking at a range of new projects to cement its position as a major continental force

Africa's second largest oil producer, Angola is encouraging the private sector to add variety to its economic base

There are an estimated 200 million acres of land in Sudan, 70% of which is not being utilized. This is why the Government has identified the agriculture and livestock sector as being one of the most important sectors, and it is playing a vital role in food security and employment opportunities and is making a direct contribution to poverty and social development. It already employs 80% of the Sudanese workforce, and accounts for almost 40% of GDP. One of the biggest players in the agriculture in Sudan is Kenana Sugar Company. Managing Director Mohamed Elmardi Eltigani speaks to AFA Press about the agriculture industry, Kenana and its entry into the bionenergy field, and the company’s admirable CSR work

Banco Valor is empowering business and entrepreneurial change with vision and integrity

Nurturing scientific independence to bring sustainable prosperity to Africa

Widespread access to high-speed mobile and fixed internet connections is fast-tracking advances in Angola’s telecom sector

Anglobal provides key engineering support serves the nation's major telecom operators

Pioneering the latest technology, partnering with foreign expertise and high quality in-house training set Unitel apart