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Make-believe play is more than just a source of joy for children; it’s a vital part of their development. Toys that emulate real-life tools provide a unique opportunity for kids
Speaking at the Smartphone for Africa Summit in Nairobi yesterday, Kenya ICT Authority CEO Stanley Kamanguya stressed the country’s progress in local smartphone assembly. (Pic: Stanley Kamanguya) Kenya is establishing
Officials say electricity generation will begin 2034, officials from the Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (NuPEA) said at a parliamentary hearing last week. While Kenya has been laying the groundwork
Atlas Copco unveils the future of sustainable on-site gas generation In the realm of oxygen and nitrogen supply, businesses frequently grapple with soaring costs, inflexible contracts, and complex logistics. Atlas
Pietermaritzburg, 7th November 2024 – Husqvarna, a leader in outdoor power equipment, has announced a groundbreaking extended warranty offer, providing customers with an unparalleled 5-year warranty on select products purchased
South Africa has an export-led agricultural sector, with exports a major catalyst in the sector’s growth over the past three decades. But rising geopolitical tensions have introduced new risks, leading
Becker Mining has launched the newly developed BRS4.0 belt rip detection system, with advanced features for greater durability, higher efficiency and improved safety. Becker Mining’s advanced BRS4.0 belt rip detection
SafeQuip, a leading distributor and manufacturer of fire safety solutions, launches the SANS 1910-2022 approved, Lith-Ex fire extinguisher range, which carries NTA 8133:2021 (KIWA/POOO55865) test approval, which proves its lithium-ion
– Mottrol will Start Anew as ‘Doosan Mottrol’ – – Aim is to Double the Sales of Doosan Mottrol in Five Years – Doosan Bobcat has announced that its vertically
South Africans importing smartphones instead of buying locally could be scoring a good deal, but their devices might not function as in officially supported countries. Although there are many smartphones