Online Hub Boosts Intra-African Trade
Biz4Afrika's Kenya Online Hub is a new portal which will also help to promote SMEs in providing a one-stop shop for information resources and business services
Novus Holdings Lists Company on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE)
Formerly Paarl Media Group, the listing of Novus Holdings on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange is part of plans to unlock growth potential in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Africa.
Africa’s Mining Indaba 2015 : Q&A Review
Mining Indaba has gone from strength to strength since its inception in Africa two decades ago, now under the stewardship of six-year MD incumbent, Jonathan Moore.
Made in Ethiopia
When identifying who rules the roost in East Africa, look no further than Ethiopia; a country with business opportunities abound, and vast potential to still unlock.
Data Centres – the World’s Greatest Energy Guzzlers
Data centres consume up to 3% of all global energy production and are in the early, exciting stages of development in South Africa, according to Aurecon's Peter Greaves.
Mantrac Nigeria : Riding the Storm
Mantrac Nigeria is using its extensive reputation and expertise, as well as its international influence as Caterpillar’s sole dealer, to overcome Nigeria’s market slowdown.
J.R. Goddard Contracting Zimbabwe : Dedicated to Growth
J.R. Goddard Contracting has diversified and expanded its services extensively over the past 32 years, but retains its commitment to sustainability and its people throughout.
Moldon : Taking the Brand Forward
As first-hand experts in the food and drink industry, Moldon continues to actively involve itself in the market in order to gain brand exposure and build a reputation for quality and efficiency.
Kenblest Group : The Right Ingredients for Success
Business has remained steady for Kenblest over the past year and the increased capacities from replacing its ovens and machinery are sure to encourage future growth in the Kenyan market.
Nampak Bevcan : Unlocking Value Across Africa
Already established as the packaging leader in Africa with operations in 11 African countries outside of SA, Nampak continues to take advantage of the continent’s upward growth trajectory.
