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The logistics industry is undergoing significant transformation, driven by evolving global trends and emerging challenges. As a trusted leader in the commercial vehicle manufacturing sector, FAW Trucks Southern Africa is
Mark Bristow, CEO of Barrick Gold, the Canadian mining giant and the world’s second-largest gold producer, is well-acquainted with disputes involving African governments. In an interview with The Economist at
What do South Africans want in a car? AutoTrader reveals a clear shift: value for money and efficiency are driving car-buying decisions like never before. 2024 was a turbulent year
Mahindra is set to conduct an in-depth feasibility study into the potential expansion of its manufacturing footprint in South Africa. Deemed a significant step to potentially strengthen its presence in
File photo: Banco de Moçambique India was the country that bought the most from Mozambique in 2024, until September, totalling US$1.166 billion (€1.113 billion), equivalent to 19% of Mozambique’s exports.
The South African citrus industry will convene at the fifth Citrus Summit from March 11-13 in Gqeberha, hosted by the Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa (CGA). The summit aims
The Democratic Republic of Congo, the world’s number one cobalt producer, has banned all exportation of the metal for a minimum of four months. According to the country’s Authority for
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – February 26, 2025 – Ethiopia, home to Africa’s largest livestock population, faces challenges in tracking, financing, and insuring its agricultural assets. Ethio Telecom’s newly launched Digital
Egypt has been recognized as one of Africa’s top technology investment destinations for 2024, according to MENA, a partner of TV BRICS, which referenced global rankings. As reported by the
Volkswagen, the German automotive company operating out of Wolfsburg, is set to launch e-tractors in Nigeria to help modernize the country’s agricultural sector and boost productivity. Announced by Nigeria’s Foreign