http://rsagroup.net/indogeria Towards Indian and Nigerian Joint Ventures Thu, 11 Sep 2008 10:40:25 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Cashew nuts are a major economic asset for a number of African countries. Africa is responsible for 40% of world's cashew supply. Africa produces more than one-third of the world's cashews. In 2007, several West African countries namely Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea-Bissau, Nigeria and Senegal produced ... http://rsagroup.net/indogeria/2008/09/05/cashew-in-africa/ Cashew (Anacardium occidentale L.), the wonder nut of world, found its new home in the coastal regions of India nearly 4 centuries ago, through the adventurous Portuguese. A native of Eastern Brazil, this tropical crop was first introduced in Goa and subsequently spread to different parts of the country ... http://rsagroup.net/indogeria/2008/09/05/cashew-in-india/ Vietnam has become the world’s largest cashew nut exporter. It has successfully exported 81,000 tonnes of cashew nuts to foreign markets in the first 7 months of the year 2008 registering a 2.2% rise and has received an inflow of 490 million USD which is around 50% in value as ... http://rsagroup.net/indogeria/2008/09/05/cashew-in-vietnam/ Nigeria is endowed with numerous mineral resources. Recent policy reforms have brought the solid minerals sector to the fore. The emphasis is on encouraging massive foreign investors’ participation in this sector. PROFILE OF SOLID MINERALS DEPOSITS IN NIGERIA TALC An estimated reserve of over 100 million tones ... http://rsagroup.net/indogeria/2008/08/08/mining-solid-minerals-in-nigeria-opportunities-and-incentives/ India and Nigeria have a long history of fruitful relationships for the past several decades. The relationship between these two rapidly growing nations started a couple of years before Nigeria became independent. The challenges before India and Nigeria are similar: economic development and the removal of poverty, illiteracy ... http://rsagroup.net/indogeria/2008/06/19/indogeria-collaborating-for-a-better-world/ Nigeria has coughed out $105 million for the impor-tation of 100,000 tons of parboiled rice from Thai exporters. This represents the first major shipment in the Federal Government’s bid to intervene in the crisis surrounding the national staple food, which price had risen by up to 100 percent in the ... http://rsagroup.net/indogeria/2008/05/23/nigeria-buys-100000-tons-of-thai-rice-for-105-million/ Scrambling for Kerosene in Nigeria is a regular occurrence. The Federal Government of Nigeria currently needs $1billion to establish three central processing facilities for gas production in the country, the Chief Economic Adviser to the President, Mr. Tanimu Yakubu has disclosed. Speaking with newsmen on Thursday in Abuja, Yakubu said ... http://rsagroup.net/indogeria/2008/05/23/nigeria-needs-1billion-to-reform-gas-sector/ Minister of State for Foreign Affairs (1), Alhaji Tijjani Kaura , has disclosed that the federal government will require 600 billion dollars foreign investment to make Nigeria one of the top 20 economies in the world by 2020. He made the disclosure in Abuja when he received a ... http://rsagroup.net/indogeria/2008/05/06/vision-2020-nigeria-needs-600bn-investment/ Despite quality of service issues which led to the Nigerian Communications Commission NCC directive to two major GSM operators to refund a total of 4.7 billion naira to subscribers on their networks, the nations subscribers base has increased to 60,941,434 as at March 2008. This is an increase from 59,568,302 recorded ... http://rsagroup.net/indogeria/2008/05/06/nigeria%e2%80%99s-telecoms-subscriber-base-hits-60m/ India is one of the largest agricultural economies, with 60% of its population engaged in this sector. With fast developments taking place in agriculture, Indian economy is at the threshold of another revolution. Indian agriculture promises great future with new opportunities for growth and development. However, the agricultural scenario throughout ... http://rsagroup.net/indogeria/2008/04/23/agriculture-food-processing-industry-nigeria-india-2/