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- 2. Algérie
- 10. Angola
- 12. Afrique du Sud
- 21. Bénin
- 25. Burkina Faso
- 28. http://www.sidwaya.bf/m-15836--africa-ceo-forum-2017-une- participation-fructueuse-du-burkina.html
- 29. https://burkina24.com/2017/03/22/africa-ceo-forum-2017-une- participation-fructueuse-du-burkina/
- 32. Cameroun
- 34. http://www.cameroon-tribune.cm/articles/4526/fr/africa-ceo- forum-cameroonian-business-men-awaited
- 35. Congo
- 36. http://www.lesdepechesdebrazzaville.fr/flex/php/simple_document.php?doc=20 160804_DBZ_DBZ_ALL.pdf
- 37. Côte d’ivoire
- 52. Vidéos à venir !
- 53. Éthiopie
- 58. Gabon
- 62. Ghana
- 70. http://www.myjoyonline.com/news/2017/March-19th/akufo-addo-attends-africa-ceo-forum-in- geneva.php
- 71. http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Nana-Addo-returns-from- Africa-CEO-forum-521769
- 76. Guinée
- 80. http://www.aujourdhui-en-guinee.com/fichiers/blog12-999.php?langue=fr&type=art14&code=calb13475&num=
- 81. Kenya
- 82. http://www.nation.co.ke/business/CBK-rejects-bankers-mobile-money-transfer/996- 3860918-15nhrik/
- 84. Mali
- 86. Maurice
- 91. Maroc
- 92. http://lematin.ma/express/2017/allianz-nomme-groupe-international-de-lannee-en-afrique/269377.html
- 98. Nigéria
- 111. Sénégal
- 128. Tanzanie
- 135. Uganda
- 137. Tunisie
- 148. Suisse
- 151. http://www.tdg.ch/geneve/actu-genevoise/geneve-accueille- gratin-economies-africaines/story/19261509
- 170. International
- 182. http://www.parismatch.com/Actu/International/Le-leadership-africain-de-demain- sera-feminin-1220009
- 183. http://www.parismatch.com/Actu/International/Mo-Ibrahim-nous-avons-ete- trop-complaisants-avec-la-corruption-1218089 + un autre article à venir
- 187. Billionaire Gandur’s Oryx Plans 500 Fuel Stations in Africa 2017-03-21 12:51:32.61 GMT By Andy Hoffman and Dylan Griffiths (Bloomberg) -- Oryx Energies plans to add 500 retail fuel- service stations in Africa over the next five years to profit from rising demand for diesel and gasoline, billionaire chairman and founder Jean Claude Gandur said. The company will invest $60 million to $80 million refurbishing about 100 stations a year under the Oryx brand, Gandur said in an interview at the Africa CEO Forum in Geneva this week. It will lease the sites from independent landowners and operators. While Gandur has invested in Africa for 30 years, he said Oryx is playing catch-up with oil traders with larger service- station networks. Puma Energy, whose biggest shareholder is trading house Trafigura Group, has more than 700 retail sites across the continent compared with Oryx’s 150 in countries from Tanzania to Benin. “It grows fast,” said Gandur, who sold his oil-trading and production company Addax Petroleum Corp. to China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. in 2009 for C$8.3 billion ($6.2 billion). “We let the people who have the land come to us. We advertise that we are interested and then we choose and negotiate.” Oryx leases the service stations for a period of about 15 years and pays rent as well as a percentage of sales to the owners. The majority of financing will come from the company’s own funds, with the rest coming from local banks. Trader Dominance Trading houses are acquiring fuel stations across Africa and other developing countries as major oil producers including Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Exxon Mobil Corp. and BP Plc divest. Vitol Group, the biggest independent oil trader, has a joint venture with Helios Investment Partners LLP that paid $1 billion for control of Shell’s African fuel and retail stations. French-born, Swiss-educated Gandur worked at Philipp Brothers in Zug, Switzerland, before setting up Addax & Oryx Group Ltd. in 1987, with a focus on energy and Africa. “I started investments in Africa well before the other trading companies,” said the entrepreneur, 68. “My model is cheaper but takes a longer time to put together.” Oryx is seeking to control at least 10 percent of the retail fuel market in every country where it operates, according to Gandur. In addition to its growing retail network, Oryx controls several oil-product storage sites across the continent. It has doubled storage capacity for liquid petroleum gas in Africa as the fuel’s increasing popularity for cooking spurs consumption, he said. Gandur sees the price of oil going up over the next five years as global demand strengthens and OPEC’s output cuts counter higher U.S. production. “I am convinced oil will be closer to $100 a barrel than $50,” he said. “Like it or not, oil will go up.”
- 188. By Giles Broom (Bloomberg) -- IMF Director for Africa Abebe Selassie comments at Africa CEO Forum conference opening plenary in Geneva. * Good governance is Africa’s “elephant in the room,” investor Mo Ibrahim says * Africa needs more transparency, democracy, no corruption, billionaire Naguib Sawiris, founder of Orascom Telecom, says on same panel * African Development Bank boosting agriculture support by 400% to $24b over 10 yrs, Pierre Guislain, VP for private sector, infrastructure and industrialization says * Africa’s most important industry is still agriculture: Ibrahim For Related News and Information: First Word scrolling panel: FIRST<GO> First Word newswire: NH BFW<GO> --With assistance from Dylan Griffiths. To contact the reporter on this story: Giles Broom in Geneva at gbroom@bloomberg.net To contact the editors responsible for this story: Neil Callanan at ncallanan@bloomberg.net Albertina Torsoli, Thomas Mulier
- 193. Panafricains
- 196. Video Teaser 12 min spécial ACF2017
- 218. https://www.howwemadeitinafrica.com/africa-ceo-forum-2017-re-inventing- africas-business-model/