African Markets Review 15 01 19
- In Morocco, private operators will invest an amount of MAD 1.5bn in 2019-2021 in order to strengthen the storage and reception infrastructures of petroleum products, according to the business press;
- In Tunisia, SOTRAPIL recorded an increase of 15.75% to TND 17.47m in transport revenues at end 2018;
- In Tanzania, ACACIA registered high gold production in Q4 2018, beating annual projections of 435,000 ounces to 475,000 ounces;
- Among the African markets, the Tunisian stock market recorded the highest daily performance (+0.71%), while the Egyptian stock exchange recorded the lowest one(-1.41%).
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