British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday pledged to prioritise investment in Africa as she started a visit to the continent to seek new trade deals during preparations to leave the European Union. "By 2022, I want the UK to be the G7's number one investor in Africa, with Britain's private sector companies taking the lead," May told business leaders in Cape Town, South Africa.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp on Friday stepped up his calls to protect players from burn-out after claiming England's festive fixture ...
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp on Friday stepped up his calls to...
Sevilla gave Barcelona and Real Madrid the chance to pull further...
from Latest Entertainment News, Movies News, Celebrity News,...
from India News | Latest News Headlines & Live Updates from...
A man stabbed two people, one fatally, inside a restaurant during a...
French police shot dead a man near Paris on Friday after he went on a...
Global oil prices spiked 4% on Friday as tensions flared up in the...
The targeted assassination of Iran’s Quds Force commander, Qassim...
0 comments:
Post a Comment