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  • Launching a business made simple by GUE

    2012-02-29 08:05

    Although the Chinese government and numerous large companies have been investing in Angola over the last few years, the idea of investing in a foreign country can sometimes still be daunting for some businesses.

  • Ambiom Port aims to open Africa to world

    2012-02-29 08:05

    As the country continues its ongoing transformation, Angola's leaders are recognizing that investments in maritime transportation infrastructure are crucial to the nation's export-oriented economy.

  • Hub to bring opportunity to Angola

    2012-02-29 08:05

    Some 100 new business projects are expected to settle in the Catumbela Industrial Development Hub (PDIC) in Lobito, Angola's Benguela province, hub chairman Samuel Orlando do Amaral said.

  • Grupo Gema takes flagship nationwide

    2012-02-29 08:05

    Angola has recently been enjoying more political stability and the benefits of an economic boom that began in 2002.

  • Cacofil Group looks for international expansion

    2012-02-29 08:05

    Formed in 1992 to offer commercial and marketing services, the Cacofil Group has matured into a transnational company with offices across Angola in Benguela, Luanda, Lubango and Huambo.

  • Building a global partnership

    2012-02-29 08:05

    Last July Grupo Gema and Edifer, a Portuguese construction group, signed an agreement to strengthen their strategic cooperation to develop infrastructure projects in Angola.

  • Sky is the limit for civil aviation

    2012-02-29 08:05

    For a long time, aviation served as the backbone for the transportation infrastructure of Angola.

  • A vigorous Angola springs back to life

    2011-09-16 08:03

    Ten years ago, Angola was in a desperate situation: Years of civil war and political instability had ravaged the country and depleted its resources, while its infrastructure was in tatters.

  • IMPA: The force behind improvements

    2011-09-16 08:03

    After all the major people involved in Angola's maritime industry clearly recognized the need to make improvements and the need to get more investment, only two questions remained: Who would lead the charge, and how would they do that?

  • Port of Luanda helps fuel Angola's recovery

    2011-09-16 08:03

    Chairman Francisco Venancio: China's importance in trade

  • Namibe's rising tide of renovation for growing business

    2011-09-16 08:03

    Angola may be China's main trading partner in Africa and a place where China has invested heavily, but other countries are also looking at the South-West African nation as a potentially important regional transport hub.

  • Multiterminais: $50 million to improve port services

    2011-09-16 08:03

    Deciding to spend $50 million on a port in Angola is not as easy as it may sound, but, for the consortium in charge, it is not only reasonable, it is the start of a much longer business project.

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