Mozambique to farm out part of the port of Nacala to Malawi
File photo: JICA The Mozambican government intends to farm out part of the northern port of Nacala to Malawi in order to facilitate and boost commercial ties between the both…
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File photo: JICA The Mozambican government intends to farm out part of the northern port of Nacala to Malawi in order to facilitate and boost commercial ties between the both…
The Mutanda copper-cobalt mine, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Source: YouTube Zambia has temporarily shut its borders with the Democratic Republic of Congo, the government said at the weekend, in
ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast, August 1, 2024/ — The African Development Bank (www.AfDB.org) has signed a $20 million equity investment in the African Infrastructure Investment Fund 4 (AIIF4). The deal, signed
In 2024, Morocco is set to unseat South Africa as the largest car producer base in Africa, thanks to its investment climate which attracted investments from major European and Chinese
Alderman Vos also spotlighted Cape Town’s robust enterprise development initiatives to empower At the recent African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Conference, Alderman James Vos, the City of Cape Town’s
BRITISH Embassy development director and deputy ambassador in Harare, Joanne Abbot, has said trade between Zimbabwe and the United Kingdom (UK) experienced a significant boost from 2022 to 2023, with
Here’s how World Cup rugby star and farmer Kwagga Smith prepares for fire season The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) reports that the increasing urbanisation of South Africa’s
OR Tambo is currently the busiest airport in Africa, handling an average of 251 flights daily. Members of the SAPS and ACSA’s security team attended to the scene. File image.
Following the recent outbreak of Ebola cases reported in Uganda, The African Union (AU) is collaborating with the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uganda to mobilise support to
Sub-Saharan Africa’s Potential at the Futuroad Expo The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport’s branches in South Africa and Zimbabwe have announced their first-ever collaboration – at the Futuroad Expo