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Riyadh seeks to increase its economic and political influence on the African continent in a context of rivalry with Iran, which is pushing its pawns on the continent since the partial lifting of international sanctions against it.

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Present for nearly 35 years in Angola, the Altrad group is today the market leader. A status gleaned at the cost of strong competition but also a clever mix of local labor and diversification. Activities, evolution, outlook: interview with Kapussi Canungue, Managing Director of Altrad Services in Angola.

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In Africa, the requirements of the energy transition raise fears of the planned withdrawal of foreign capital from fossil fuels. However, the needs for energy production and demand have never been higher.

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To boost the socio-economic growth of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Congolese authorities are pursuing a strategy aimed at forging partnerships to encourage investments in the national energy sector.

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In its latest report on the global economic outlook, the IMF raised its 2022 growth forecast for sub-Saharan Africa to 3.8%, despite inflationary risks. Like Niger, six other African countries are expected to register growth above 6% this year.

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With many ongoing development projects in the infrastructure, transport and energy sectors, Tanzania is trying to attract more investors to its economy. An ambition carried by its president, Samia Suluhu Hassan, in office since 2021.

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In recent years, renewable energy is extremely promoted by investors and partner countries in Africa. All investments are oriented towards renewables at the risk of forgetting the fossil fuels on which many countries on the continent depend.