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The Nairobi office strengthens Verdant’s ability to work closely with businesses, investors and financial institutions across the region JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, October 14, 2026/ – Verdant Capital is pleased to announce
The new DB100 series forms part of the wide range of robust Develon earthmoving equipment, which is designed to give operators maximum performance, precision control, versatile machine preferences, greater comfort
The Russian Export Center (REC) has brought 13 Russian companies to Cape Town to explore business opportunities and establish partnerships with African energy and industrial firms during African Energy Week
African entrepreneurs are being encouraged to expand into international markets as the African Marketplace Dubai 2026 exhibition seeks to connect small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with global buyers, investors and
BMG specialists organised a spill-response demonstration for a client recently, showing how GK-IT emergency spill kit components are used during an incident – from assessing the spill and putting on
The South African rand edged higher in early trading on Tuesday, 13 October, as investors awaited domestic mining production figures and looked ahead to US inflation data for clues about
East Africa’s tourism industry is being urged to strengthen regional cooperation, embrace artificial intelligence and develop cross-border travel packages to attract international visitors and increase tourism revenue. The message emerged
Africa’s automotive industry could attract increased investment as countries move towards implementing the 40% automotive Rules of Origin under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), creating opportunities to expand
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has welcomed the launch of the Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA), describing it as an important step towards strengthening Africa’s financial architecture and improving the
Nigeria’s government has acknowledged that the country cannot currently supply the full crude oil requirements of the Dangote refinery, highlighting a major challenge as Africa’s largest refining complex prepares to