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The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) successfully concluded its three-day conference titled “Unlocking Sub-Saharan Africa’s Potential: Transforming Transport and Logistics for a Sustainable Future” at the Futuroad Expo
In recent years, Namibia and Botswana have implemented bans on the import of vegetables and citrus from South Africa. This decision was made to protect domestic producers from South African
Trucks stand in a long queue south of South Africa’s Ramatlabama Border Post, north of Mahikeng, on the way to Botswana. Source: Mike Fitzmaurice A new in-transit cargo clearing procedure
The latest scramble for Africa is driven by securing access to rare minerals used in the manufacture of lithium-ion batteries for vehicles and stationary applications. According to Desmond Egyin of
The 7th Africa Tourism Leadership Forum emphasized sustainable tourism, intra-African travel, and investment while promoting inclusivity and regional collaboration. The 7th Africa Tourism Leadership Forum (ATLF) recently took place in…
Botswana Diamonds chairman, John Teeling Diamond junior explorer Botswana Diamonds (BOD) is to use artificial intelligence (AI) to speed up assessment of the company’s huge mineral database in Botswana which
John Steenhuisen, South Africa’s Agriculture Minister, announced plans to engage with Botswana and Namibia to discuss the citrus import ban and seek a resolution. Namibia’s restriction spans from 2021 to
Botswana is proposing a new law requiring mining companies to sell a 24% stake in their operations to locals once a license is granted. Botswana is a country rich in
Landlocked Botswana, which boasts the third largest coal reserves in Africa, has a potential new export route. Botswana has signed a deal with Zimbabwe and Mozambique to develop a massive
Mining companies use 240-ton trucks to move earth in Botswana. The Patriot (Gaborone) Botswana has once again emerged as the top mining jurisdiction from both global and African perspective having