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2017-09-18
Chinese diplomats in Mozambique are hoping for closer co-operation with the Mozambican Chamber of Commerce with a view to strengthening Sino-Mozambican business ties, AIM reports.
2017-09-18
The government of the northeastern Brazilian state of Ceará, Chinese state-owned healthcare technology enterprise Meheco Corp. and China Development Bank have agreed to a plan to invest US$4 billion in the healthcare industry in the state, Globo reports online.
2017-09-18
Portuguese Finance Minister Mário Centeno has said the arrangements for his government’s issue of bonds denominated in yuan will be completed soon, now Standard and Poor’s has given Portuguese debt an investment-grade rating, Bloomberg reports.
2017-09-15
The World Bank will make grants of about US$75 million to São Tomé and Príncipe for various projects there between 2018 and 2021, Lusa reports.
2017-09-15
Consulting firm BMI Research forecasts that the annual rate of growth in Angolan gross domestic product will exceed 4.1 percent next year, Lusa reports.
2017-09-15
The aviation authorities in Brazil and China have agreed to ease restrictions on commercial air services between their countries, the Brazilian National Civil Aviation Agency has announced.
2017-09-14
Portugal sold €850 million (US$1.01 billion) worth of 10-year bonds yesterday, Bloomberg reports, quoting the government debt management agency, IGCP.
2017-09-14
Chinese agricultural technicians have been testing how new kinds of crops might fare in São Tomé and Príncipe, Lusa reports.
2017-09-14
Chinese investors spent 60 billion reais (US$19 billion) on acquiring Brazilian companies between the beginning of 2015 and the end of June his year, so supplanting US investors as the biggest foreign players in mergers and acquisitions in Brazil, O Estado de São Paulo reports.
2017-09-13
Chinese conglomerate Fosun International Ltd has increased its stake in Portuguese bank Millennium BCP to 25.16 percent from 23.93 percent, Reuters reports.
2017-09-13
Northern Development Corridor, the operator of the Mozambican port of Nacala, intends to make the facility the biggest hub for merchandise trade in southern Africa, capable of handling 3 million tonnes of cargo a year, much of coming from or going to China, the Independent Online website reports.
2017-09-13
China and Brazil have struck an agreement to issue visas that make it easier for the people of each country to visit the other, with a view to increasing tourism, the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism has announced.
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