Investors are rushing back into Africa’s copper country
Kamoa-Kakula copper project, 25 km west of Kolwezi in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. (Image courtesy of Ivanhoe Mines.) Mining investors are stampeding back into a region many had
Kenya: Government to Modernize Factories in Nyeri
By Kna Nyeri — The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries will spend Sh 50 million in the 2022/2023 Financial Year, to modernize coffee factories in three coffee growing Sub-counties in
Food and People
By Joseph Chamie Portland, USA — People require food, with more people requiring more food and less people requiring less food. Despite that self-evident relationship, most governments appear reluctant to
Ethiopia joins Kenya in rolling out 5G network in eastern Africa
Ethio Telecom, the state-owned telecom service provider in Ethiopia, on Monday launched 5G mobile phone service making Ethiopia among the leading few African countries, including Kenya in eastern Africa, to
Goodbye to the Manometer Needle!
INSTROTECH is offering Keller’s electronic ECO 2 manometer – an instrument that can perform all standard measuring jobs at an exceptionally low price. Compared to its mechanical predecessors. Keller’s digital…
New Developments in Bobcat Dealer Network in Africa
Bobcat has announced a number of new developments in the company’s Authorised Dealer network in Africa, with new appointments and other changes across the continent. New Authorised Dealers in Zimbabwe
Prices and logistics of renting a car in South Africa
Overview South Africa remains one of the most diverse, culturally rich countries to visit for both local and international tourists. However, navigating between destinations can prove to be a logistical
Esor Construction group fined R15.7m for collusion
On Friday, the Competition Tribunal found the Esor Construction group guilty of collusion and slapped it with a R15.7 million fine. The penalty was issued to the construction cartel for
Better Prevention and Targeting of Root Causes Needed to Combat Food Crises
Sitraka Niaina Raharinaiv / WFP A five-year-old girl eats corn for lunch in Madagascar. Her mother is a farmer and feeds her family with what she can produce, despite drought
Opportunity for Africa to fill the commodity gap
Forecasts suggest that the global economy is facing a ‘commodity gap’ in the near future as the demand for battery minerals could outstrip supply; could Africa be the continent to