Manufacturing Sector

Turkey’s generosity during the coronavirus crisis must be acknowledged

Turkey has come to the aid of several nations without letting politics and previous mistreatment get in the way of their goodwill.

Turkey’s domestic car is a symbol of a new era for the Turkish economy

The locally produced automobile will be the culmination of a set of policies that aim to take the Turkish economy to the next level.

What makes Rwanda one of Africa’s fastest growing economies?

Although 39 percent of the population lives below the poverty line, Rwanda has still come a long way, recovering from the aftermath of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide and seeing steady economic growth.

Trump’s trade war hits US companies

Apple and Cargill, the US technology and agriculture companies, are being heavily impacted by the trade war between Washington and Beijing.

Kenyatta vows to unite Kenya after divisive poll

President Uhuru Kenyatta's inauguration went ahead on Tuesday. But shortly after the ceremony, opposition leader Raila Odinga also vowed to claim the position on December 12.

The case of Zimbabwe's disappearing US dollars

The US dollar, introduced to replace the inflation-hit Zimbabwean dollar, has evaporated, and long queues at banks have become routine. Zimbabwe's current cash shortages are symptomatic of a wider, deep-seated economic malaise.

Chinese factory slowdown fuels speculation over stimulus

With an official survey indicating that factory activity is at a four-month-low, particularly affecting smaller firms, onlookers believe China's government may engage in further stimulus to help prop up the country's fragile economy.