1616 IST, Monday, October 07, 2013 
India in Africa
'India believes in sharing knowledge'
India believes in sharing its knowledge and learning from the experiences of other countries to bring about mutual growth, Indian High Commissioner Jeeva Sagar has said. |
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade begins course for GhanaiansBy Francis Kokutse
An executive development programme on international business organised jointly by the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) and the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), opened in the Ghanaian capital Accra.. |
India's Tech Mahindra expands African footprintBy Francis Kokutse
Seven years after India's leading global IT systems integration provider Tech Mahindra entered Botswana, the company has expanded its footprint across nine African countries to share in the continent's growth story and also create jobs. |
Indian healthcare companies tap African marketBy Francis Kokutse
As 30 of India's largest healthcare providers tap the growing African market, the Indian High Commission here dismissed media charges that it is pushing medical tourism to India by encouraging Nigerians needing critical care to go to that country. |
India Show in Tanzania to boost business
An exhibition of Indian technology and products aimed at boosting India-Tanzania bilateral trade and investment will commence Wednesday in the Tanzanian capital Dar-es-Salaam. |
'India joining African regional bank will strengthen ties'By Hadra Ahmed
India's Exim Bank, the largest provider of lines of credit to Africa, is set to join a regional bank that will not only ensure greater capital but also help improve commercial ties, an official said. |
Indian firm wins contract to help build highway in EthiopiaBy Hadra Ahmed
An India-based consulting company has won a $1.46 million contract for consultation and supervision of the construction of the 133 km Kombolcha-Mille highway project in Ethiopia. |
Indian-aided cotton ginning unit inaugurated in Malawi
A cotton ginning unit,constructed with Indian aid, was inaugurated in Ngabu in Malawi, a landlocked country in southeast Africa that exports raw cotton. |
Indian company to install CORE banking system in EthiopiaBy Hadra Ahmed
Polaris Financial Technology Limited, an Indian financial solutions provider, is set to complete installing a $3.4 million Centralised, Online, Real-time, Electronic (CORE) banking solution at the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) by month-end, an official said. |
Narayana Health to venture into Africa
Widening its reach to offer quality medical care to residents of Africa, Narayana Health plans to set up state-of-the art super-speciality centres in the continent, a company official said in Kolkata. |
