Africa's Export Directory
Manufacturing News, insights, interviews and information working Within the African import and export industries. www.exportfocusafrica.com
Renowned South African forged steel components manufacturer Naledi Ringrollers is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary this year. Established in the early 1970s, Naledi Ringrollers has grown exponentially, adapting to market demands,
Range released into Middle East & Africa region | Launch event hosted on Mauritius, to enthusiasm from industry professionals | Austoft 9000 advances reduce fuel consumption by 10%, increase engine
Afreximbank offers a portfolio of solutions to support investments in agriculture, industrial parks and critical infrastructure, in partnership with the Russian Export Centre CAIRO, Egypt, July 31, 2023/ — With
Russia this week withdrew from a deal brokered by the United Nations and Turkey to allow Ukrainian grain to be safely exported through the Black Sea. The Kremlin said it…
The familiar brand of orange coloured Doosan construction equipment has recently had a global re-brand and is now known as Develon. “As part of the company’s rebranding effort, Develon machines,
This year, Youth Month has been commemorated nationally with a critical view to accelerate the economic emancipation of our youth for a sustainable future. Sadly, this will remain a pipe
image source premium times; MORE than two years after trading started on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) platform on January 1, 2021, manufacturers in Nigeria say they are
It’s at the forefront of building a workforce capable of making semiconductors and nanotechnology products that operate modern devices from mobile phones to refrigerators. Anthony Githinji is the founder of
Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA), representing 18 Employer Organisations, who collectively represent in excess of 1 300 companies, employing approximately 173 000 employees, submitted the following. The metals
Impala Rustenburg has announced its ongoing commitment to Tapologo by supporting the Tapologo home-based care training programme for another year. Impala Rustenburg will cover the costs of 30 bursaries, including