Financial Times: AIG’s Taiwan sale hit by regulator scrutiny The attempted $2.2bn purchase of AIG’s Taiwan insurance unit by a Hong Kong consortium is facing intense scrutiny amid concerns the buyers are backed by Chinese funds Financial Times: EU hits back at Geithner on regulation Top European Union officials say the bloc's decision to act on hedge funds is in line with a G20 decision to reinforce transparency, after the US Treasury secretary warned they may lead to protectionism Financial Times: Toyota hands over union letter to US watchdog Japanese carmaker hands over to US lawmakers a 2006 letter written by Japanese employees warning that aggressive cost cuts had undermined the quality of its vehicles Financial Times: TPG sells Asia healthcare stake for $685m TPG has sold its minority stake in one of Asia’s biggest listed healthcare groups for $685m to an Indian corporate buyer, in another lucrative exit in the region for the global private equity fund AllAfrica: Uganda: Nation's Economy Can Thrive On Domestic Borrowing At last, we seem to be on the path of total economic development. I was thrilled by the end of year presidential speech by H. E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, late last year. AllAfrica: Angola: Companies Told to Provide On-the-Job Training Opportunities The deputy minister of Education for Techno-professional Training, Narciso Benedito, Wednesday in Luanda said that industrial companies must provide on-the-job training opportunities for high institutes' finalist students. AllAfrica: Nigeria: Lapo Microfinance Disburses N14 Billion to Beneficiaries Operation of micro and small businesses across the country in 2009 received over N14 billion as microcredits from Lift Above Poverty Organisation (LAPO) Microfinance Organisation to keep their business afloat during the period when major economic crisis rocked the country. AllAfrica: Nigeria: Shell Shuts Sapele, Oben Gas Plants Following the completion of repair of the Trans Forcados Pipeline (TFP) after the incidents of numerous incidents of sabotage, Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC) said it had temporarily closed down Sapele and Oben gas plants in Delta State. AllAfrica: Nigeria: Asset Management Bill Set to Become Law All is now set for the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) Bill to become law as it received a significant boost yesterday with two key developments in the National Assembly. AllAfrica: Nigeria: Power Projects Gulp N63 Billion As the inadequate power supply in the country shows no sign of abating, it has emerged that the Federal Government has spent a total of N62.663 billion in the execution of various projects in the power sector between January 2009 and February 2010. Uganda: Why Nile Breweries Won Best Employer Award 404 Not Found 404 Not Found 404 Not Found Rwanda: OTC Market Report - Wednesday March 10, 2010 404 Not Found 404 Not Found 404 Not Found 404 Not Found 404 Not Found

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