Are toll roads fair for Africa? Nigeria and South Africa are using toll roads to pay for transportation infrastructure, but the measures have caused protests and widespread ... anger.
South African Wine industry eyes lucrative Nigerian market The South African wine market ranks eighth in the world in output and wine producers are looking to Africa to increase demand. ...
Botswana’s financial hub gains momentum A reputation for stability, fiscal incentives and the development of the diamond hub in parallel are already attracting global financial players ... to implant subsidiaries in Gaborone.
Confusion as Host Cities delay 2013 AFCON decision South Africa has yet again delayed naming the host cities for the 2013 soccer African Cup of Nations because of a disagreement over costs. ...
GREEN GOALS? Sasol: From Green Hydrogen to Mozambique drilling, 10 facts about its 2023 interim results
GREEN GOALS? Sasol: From Green Hydrogen to Mozambique drilling, 10 facts about its 2023 interim results
Shakespeare, A great feast of languages Directors are bringing African language adaptions of the Bard's works to London's Globe Theatre ahead of the 2012 Olympic games. ...
Book: 100 Years of Struggle: Mandela’s ANC As the African National Congress moves into its centenary year, author and journalist Heidi Holland has written a fluid and accessible history ... of South Africa's liberation movement.
Zambeef finds more ways to take a bigger bite The Southern African agribusiness company is looking to Nigerian cattle and Zambian palm oil to diversify and grow its operations. ...
South Africa: Cosatu denounces e-tolling blackmail South Africa's largest trade union federation says it is ready for a battle with the government if it continues with the contentious e-tolling ... system in the country's economic hub of Gauteng.
Julius Malema’s battle rages on Judging by the latest salvo fired in the Julius Malema saga, it seems the end is near for the firebrand youth leader. ...
How Ngozi failed World Bank bid The backdrop to Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala's failed bid to lead the World Bank is the racial discriminiation that continues to erode the legitimacy ... and credibiity of the