Nine tips on how to network like a pro Published by Staff Writer on 2 December 2011 Conferences, product launches and other corporate functions can be good platforms to make business contacts and to meet potential new clients.
Mozambique property market showing steady growth, says developer Published by Staff Writer on 30 November 2011 Mozambique’s real estate market has been steadily growing over the past years, in sharp contrast to many other regions in the world.
COP17 – Just another battle of wills? Published by Staff Writer on 30 November 2011 “By addressing the problem of carbon emission and environmental pollution, companies not only limit carbon footprint and waste, but optimise business performance.”
Cape Town companies should “take their role in Africa more seriously” Published by Staff Writer on 10 November 2011 While the Chinese, Indians and Brazilians have been expanding rapidly across Africa, it has taken most South African businesses a while to fully grasp the opportunities.
Unlocking the wealth of Africa’s agriculture: Partnership for commercial projects on offer Published by Staff Writer on 8 November 2011 “We firmly believe that the economic development and prospering of the African continent, also as economic and trading bloc, is inextricably linked to its ability to unlock the economic potential and value of its rich agricultural resources, and that commercial farming and agribusiness is essential for this to happen.”
Morocco to construct 350 km high-speed rail line Published by Staff Writer on 29 September 2011 Morocco is set to build a 350 kilometre high-speed rail line between the cities of Casablanca and Tangiers.
Uganda a vibrant economy for Qatar Airways Published by Staff Writer on 26 September 2011 Qatar Airways has confidence in the Ugandan economy and sees it as a vibrant market.
Zambian president concedes electoral defeat Published by Staff Writer on 23 September 2011 Zambian president Rupiah Banda has conceded electoral defeat to Michael Sata, who has been declared winner of the presidential election.
Why Ericsson chose Ghana for its African support hub Published by Staff Writer on 20 September 2011 Swedish telecommunications firm Ericsson has picked Ghana to base its African Regional Support Centre (RSC).
Shoprite boosts its presence in Mauritius Published by Staff Writer on 16 September 2011 The largest food retailer in Africa, the Shoprite Group, will be adding two new Shoprite supermarkets to its operations in Mauritius after acquiring two Kaddy Plus stores.
The end of SA’s low-cost airline industry as we know it? Published by Staff Writer on 14 September 2011 South Africa’s low-cost airline industry is battling for survival amidst rising fuel prices, airport tax increases and sluggish consumer demand.
Logistics companies looking to cash in from Asia-Africa trade Published by Staff Writer on 14 September 2011 Logistics services companies such as AP Moeller-Maersk A/S and Deutsche Post AG are boosting shipping links between Asia and Africa to benefit from record trade between the two regions.
Kenya: Former coffee plantations making way for property development Published by Staff Writer on 13 September 2011 Farmland on the outskirts of Kenya’s capital Nairobi is increasingly being used for property development.
China a key player in Africa’s hydropower industry Published by Staff Writer on 10 September 2011 Chinese companies are involved in a host of hydropower projects on the continent.