Striking South Africa port workers reject wage deal
Credit: Wikimedia Commons Workers from South Africa’s Transport and Allied Workers Union have rejected a compromise pay deal aimed at ending a days-long dispute that threatens to curb the nation’s
South Africa: Exports a Way to Create Jobs in South Africa
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the export of South African products to markets in other countries has a lasting effect on the fight against unemployment in the country. He was speaking
Hitachi Energy to secure power supply in Africa’s longest HVDC link
Long-term service agreement will extend the operating life of the 40-year-old link, which is vital for economic growth in the Democratic Republic of Congo Hitachi Energy, a global technology leader
One stop shop at Africa’s first dedicated international organic and natural products expo
It is reported that at least 70% of consumers globally are more likely to make purchases based on whether there would be a reduced impact on the environment, and 41%
Tanzania: Governing Tanzania’s Gas. Why It Matters
By Aly Ramji Tanzania is one of ten countries in Africa with natural gas resources. The East African nation of more than 55 million people stands on 57.74 Trillion Cubic