No imminent shortage of liquid fuels in South Africa
By Staff Reporter The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy notes public comments made by the Liquid Fuel Wholesale Association…
Amb Mouhamed Faouzou DEME: Rethinking the African tourism policy by action
This is a speech given by Amb Mouhamed Faouzou DEME on “Rethinking tourism in 2022” which was the theme of the 42nd World Tourism…
Dr Sonia Noel: Architect of a fashion brand that enhances the inner you
This week we cross the continental borders to profile a trailblazing fashion mogul, philanthropist and best selling author, Dr Sonia…
Nigeria: Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone program stokes investor interest
By Emeka Anuforo Local and international private sector businesses have expressed strong interest in the $538 million Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone program…
Africa Investment Forum: Harnessing Guarantees and Insurance to Close the Continental Financing Gap – The Africa Co-Guarantee Platform Leads the Way
By Staff Reporter Africa has long suffered from a risk perception gap – one of the main factors contributing to the continent’s…
Africa Investment Forum: closing the technology gap promises significant gains for Africa’s creative industries
By Staff Reporter Africa’s creative industries have grown rapidly in recent years, as its music(link is external), films and fashionincreasingly attract a…
The Top 100 Most Valuable Brands in 2022
By Carmen Ang; Article/Editing: Nick Routley; and Graphics/Design: Pernia Jamshed Editor’s note: This ranking measures the value of brands, which can…
Francois Fouche: Trade News-in-Brief – “How Countries Should Respond to the Strong Dollar” plus other stories
How Countries Should Respond to the Strong Dollar Policy responses to currency depreciation pressures should focus on the drivers of…
Kenya’s Samburu warriors still practise a rock art tradition that tells their stories
*** An example of the rock art created by young Samburu men. All Photos: Ebbe Westergren *** By Joakim Goldhahn, The University…
South Africa’s struggle songs against apartheid come from a long tradition of resistance
*** Members of the Congress of South African Trade Unions sing political songs in 1987 in Johannesburg. Walter Dhladhla/AFP via Getty…