Upgrade for Zimbabwe and South Africa border post
Private equity firm Harith General Partners Pty Ltd and the Phembani Remgro Infrastructure Fund are buying equity in a company investing $296 million to modernize Zimbabwe Beitbridge border, one of
South African retailers turn from China to source local clothes
Reducing a dependency on Chinese imports. Photographer: Dean Hutton/Bloomberg TFG and Woolworths have signed up to an industry plan that includes a target to source 65% of their goods from
Zimbabwe struggles to save trapped miners as flood halts rescue
Rescue workers install a water pump to drain water from a mine shaft By Chris Muronzi Harare, Zimbabwe – Hope is fading by the day for 40 informal gold
Shandong Export Exhibition opens in Kenya amid deepening Sino-Kenya ties
NAIROBI, Nov. 26 (Xinhua) — The third Shandong Export Exhibition opened in the Kenyan capital city of Nairobi on Thursday as more than 93 Chinese firms showcased their high-quality products.
The changing dynamics of African mining and energy
MEDIA STATEMENT / This content is not written by Lothbrok Media, but is a supplied media statement. By Melodie Michel, Reporter, Energy and Mines The business case for adding renewables
Large harvests and export markets pay off
South Africa recorded a 5 percent year-on-year increase in agriculture exports in the third quarter of this year, the Agricultural Business Chamber (Agbiz) said yesterday. Photo by Simphiwe Mbokazi DURBAN
Contact Tracing is an Opportunity for Manufacturing
By Nadir Ali Applying this tool could enhance the sector’s position as a leader in both mobile technology and safety. Contact Tracing The manufacturing space is no stranger to workplace
Zimbabwe: How to Fix the Turmoil in Gold Mining Sector – Report
Small-scale miners in Zimbabwe (file photo) By John Allen Cape Town — Expanding gold mining in Zimbabwe is key to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s plans to revitalise the country’s economy, especially
Zimbabwe starts repossessing under-utilized farms
This file photo shows a Zimbabwean girl holds on a maize crop grown on a dry land in rural Masvingo province, Zimbabwe, on Feb. 14, 2016. (Xinhua/Xu Lingui The Zimbabwean
Southern Africa: SADC Lawmakers Seek Deeper Understanding of Corruption
By Moses Magadza Windhoek — Members of Parliament who belong to the Standing Committee on Democratisation, Governance and Human Rights of the SADC Parliamentary Forum are boosting their understanding of