The African Union to begin shipment of J&J vaccines next week
By: Sarah Jerving The African Union will ship 6 million doses of the Johnson & Johnson one-dose COVID-19 vaccine next week. This is the first shipment of doses available to
GEAR OILS CATEGORIES AND THEIR IMPORTANCE
A lubricant’s viscosity is arguably its most important property – its resistance to flow and shear. Viscosity can be influenced by several factors, from contamination to temperature. Multi-viscosity oils have
BMG works closely with farmers to minimise food shortages during Covid-19 and after the looting crisis
After the recent devastation in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, BMG’s agricultural specialists are working even more closely with the agricultural community to help curtail the shortage of fresh produce in South
EU Green Deal could slash SA food exports to Europe
The EU’s Green Deal could see a drastic reduction in food imports to the region, which would heavily affect South Africa’s fresh produce industry. The Green Deal is a set
Felbridge Ships South Africa’s First Medical Cannabis Export
Felbridge, a prominent South African cultivator and provider of cannabis and hemp starting materials, is thrilled to report that the first commercial shipment of dried cannabis flower from South Africa
BME enables access to virtual online technical services
The online consultation allows customers to discuss and scope out a blasting project Omnia Group company BME is now providing technical blasting services online, giving the industry access to experienced
Community Health Workers As the Backbone of Primary Healthcare Delivery – Rwanda’s Approach
By Bashar Abubakar Health care should be equitable. This means it must be accessible to anyone, regardless of social class, or place of residence. For a pregnant woman dwelling either
Ethiopia Keeps Africa’s Investment Hub
Information indicate that Ethiopia is being considered a promising place for investment. The investment information providers assured that the country is a strategic destination for multinational investors following its diversified
Africa: Why Logistics Will Power AfCFTA and Africa’s E-Commerce Export Potential
Izin Akioya Africa is the second-largest continent in the world, with an estimated 1.3 billion people. Its combined Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was $2.6 trillion in 2020, and the African
Water stewardship gives mines the broader view
A site in a catchment taking cognizance of the effects of upstream activities on a site (red triangle) as well as the potential impact of site operations on downstream water