2018-01-30
Chinese, British and South African government bodies are jointly putting on a course of instruction on the illegal trade in wildlife for southern African customs officers, including Angolans and Mozambicans, The Southern Times reports.
2018-01-29
The International Monetary Fund forecasts that Cape Verdean gross domestic product will expand by 4.3 percent this year.
2018-01-29
A Chinese diplomat in Brasilia says his country wants more imports from Brazil, so Brazilian exporters should attend the China International Import Expo in Shanghai this year, Agência Brasil reports.
2018-01-29
China Road and Bridge Corp. Angola (CRBC Angola) will be in charge of building the roads associated with the Marginal da Corimba waterfront, which will stretch southward from the Angolan capital Luanda, O País reports.
2018-01-26
The Portuguese annual fiscal deficit shrank by 38 percent or €1.61 billion (US$1.99 billion) to €2.57 billion last year, Reuters reports.
2018-01-26
The authorities in Guinea Bissau intend to export to China most of the illegally felled logs of rare timber they seized a few years ago, Reuters reports.
2018-01-26
Over half of Chinese imports of soybean last year came from Brazil, the greatest proportion yet, Reuters reports.
2018-01-25
The Mozambican government collected of 202.25 billion meticais (US$3.43 billion) in taxes last year, excluding taxes on big projects funded by foreigners, AIM reports.
2018-01-25
Private investors have signed eight new agreements to put a total of US$75.15 million into various industries in Angola, Angop reports.
2018-01-25
China Triumph International Engineering Co. Ltd (CTIEC) has said it will start in the next few weeks construction of the 220MW Solara4 solar power station in Alcoutim, in southern Portugal, Jornal de Negócios reports.
2018-01-24
The Brazilian government expects the economy to expand by 3 percent or more this year, Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles has said.
2018-01-24
Portuguese Economy Minister Manuel Cabral has said the rate of economic growth in Portugal this year could turn out to be faster than the 2.2 percent the government forecasts, because of strong inflows of investment and tourists, and strong outflows of exports, Reuters reports.
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