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The construction industry is more positive about the year ahead, with more government-led infrastructure spend on the cards and greater private sector investment likely. Picture: Simphiwe Mbokazi/African News Agency(ANA) The
By David Mwanje New African report shows African farmers are missing out on agritech innovations that could supercharge the farming sector with opportunities for youth. The report surveyed 29,900 youths,
Case IH has donated a new JX75T tractor to the Angolan rural communities of Canda and Dala Dungue for the purpose of helping the residents of these villages to grow
Kabanga Nickel is ready to put its ‘money where its technology is’ in the pursuit of production from a highly prospective nickel-copper-cobalt asset in Tanzania, according to Keith Liddell, Executive
There have been 69 fatalities in South Africa’s mining sector so far this year compared to 48 in 2020 and the industry stakeholders are now collectively trying to take meaningful
Promise Emmanuel, the Chief Press Secretary to the Deputy Governor of Kogi State, Chief Edward Onoja on Saturday, declared that Nigeria can take the lead for Electric Vehicles (EVs) in
More than half of Uganda’s exports earnings come from agricultural products. Coffee alone, for example, accounted for 20% of the export earnings in 2017, surpassing gold by 5%. Traditionally, Uganda’s
We don’t innovate for the sake of it, says Sandy Rheeder. Instead, Mukuru listens to its customers and develops solutions for the challenges they face. Image: Supplied Mukuru, one of
By Mary Izuaka The NBS said total trade increased by 10.43 per cent in the third quarter, compared to the second quarter, and 58.59 per cent compared to third quarter
South Africa’s annual builders’ holiday traditionally starts around 16 December and ends in the first or second week of January. Last year, most building contractors chose to shorten the break