- The
Bujumbura Textile Complex (French:
Complexe Textile de Bujumbura,
COTEBU), was a state-owned
textile company in Bujumbura, Burundi. It was succeeded...
- The
COTEBU Market (French: Marché de
COTEBU), or
Ngagara II Market, is a
public market in the
Ngagara zone of the
Commune of Ntahangwa, Bujumbura, Burundi...
- state-owned
COTEBU textile company closed down in 2006 and 2007, and
dismissed almost 1,600 workers. In 2010 the
government sold
COTEBU's ****ets. Afri-Textile...
-
parking lot
opposite Cotebu Market.
Taxis leaving for Gitega, Ngozi, Kayanza,
Muramvya and
Kirundo would also have to move to
Cotebu Market. In September...
- many
empty stalls, and few customers. The
Bujumbura City
Market and the
Cotebu Market were near the
Ngagara market in the
Ngagara area, and the Kamenge...
- harvested. COGERCO's
cotton gin
separated fiber, sent to the
textile company COTEBU, from seed,
which accounted for
about 54% by weight.
Around 10% of the seed...
-
state ownership that
failed due to poor management.
Others were CADEBU,
COTEBU, Verundi, Onapha, ORABU,
OCIBU and Air Burundi. The name is also
given as...
- the state-owned
companies that
failed due to poor management.
Others were
COTEBU, Verundi,
Meridien Bank, Onapha, ORABU,
OCIBU and Air Burundi. The first...
-
Preceding Resolution 2578,
Chinese supported the
Bujumbura Textile complex (
COTEBU),
built following a 1972
agreement granting Burundi an interest-free credit...
- input. COGERCO's
cotton gin
separated fiber, sent to the
textile company COTEBU, from seed.
which accounted for
about 54% by weight.
Around 10% of the seed...
