date:Feb 02, 2016
ernment to restrict foreign exchange access to businesses that depend on imported raw materials, the publication reported.
In 2014, Coca-Cola had increased its investments in West Africa to $17bn for the period 2010-2020. The investment, which is triple the amount the company invested in the region in the previous decade, is intended to fund new production lines, distribution capacities, and cold drink machinery, along with new job opportunities across the continent.
The stake acquisition also