Burkina Faso
Economy - Development | Society
Burkina stops water, electricity privatisation
afrol News, 12 March - In a landmark decision, the government of Burkina Faso has decided to remove its water and electricity utilities from the list of state companies to be privatised. Defying the IMF, government rather decided it would be enough to restructure the companies' management.
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Mali
Politics | Economy - Development
Mali approved for more IMF disbursements
afrol News, 4 February - The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has completed the second review of Mali’s economic performance under a programme supported by the Extended Credit Facility (ECF). The decision also allows the government to request a further disbursement amounting to about US$3.1 million, which would bring total disbursements to Mali to SDR 21.99 million (about US$34.1 million).
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Egypt
Politics | Economy - Development
Vast Egyptian land reserved for development
afrol News, 2 February - Egypt's Industrial Development Authority (IDA) has announced that it was tendering 42 million square meters of land for the development of industrial projects, the state news agency MENA has reported.
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