Nissan gives dealers a look at compact crossover EV
The Japanese automaker has been lapped by rivals with EVs that boast longer range and more power Nissan introduced the first mass-market, battery-powered electric vehicle in the U.S. — the…
Renault trucks opens Assembly Plant in Thika
The automotive industry in the country is characterized by dominance of second hand imported vehicles, automotive assembling oriented towards passenger and commercial vehicles Truck manufacturing firm, Renault trucks has opened…
The impact of Microsoft’s 4Afrika Initiative
It has been seven years since Microsoft first launched its 4Afrika Initiative – a continent-wide, multi-million dollar investment to accelerate digital transformation in Africa. South Africa was one of the
Across Africa tourism is booming
Africa now has the world’s second fastest growing tourist industry as travel to the continent becomes cheaper and easier, while governments drive business tourism with new initiatives. Travel and tourism
Remembering David Sanders: a humble, visionary public health activist
The sudden death of public health scholar Professor David Sanders has left people across the globe shocked and with a deep sense of loss. David was still, at the age…
The rise of mobile communication in Africa
As the world strives to keep pace with the Fourth Industrial Revolution, as millennials enter the workforce, and as post-millennials enrol at educational facilities, a common requirement is the embracement
Five 3D printing myths
The first conviction for 3D printing a firearm was recently reported in London, not long after 3D printed masks were used to trick face recognition. Should we be afraid? 3D…
Safi furniture directory launched to stimulate local procurement
The South African Furniture Initiative’s (Safi) furniture directory will be unveiled at the SARCDA Expo, which is being held at the Gallagher Estate in Gauteng from 22 August to 25
From cradle to grave: How Levi’s is tackling water sustainability
Having never been inside an actual factory before, never mind a clothing factory, I had imagined mega-machines and giant conveyor belts – nothing but cold hard steel moving fabric about.
PepsiCo’s Pioneer-led Africa push may face challenges
Andy Coyne looks in-depth at PepsiCo‘s move to buy South Africa’s Pioneer Foods Group. A few eyebrows were raised at the end of last week when US food and beverage…