British International Investment (BII), the development finance arm of the UK government, has partnered with Ghana International Bank (GHIB) in a $50 million trade finance deal to support businesses across seven African countries. The initiative will provide much-needed capital to small and medium-sized firms in Sierra Leone, Liberia, The Gambia, Benin, DR Congo, Rwanda, and… Read More »UK Strikes $50M Deal to Boost Trade in Africa
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