Hennie Heymans

DHL delivers black rhino Eliska to Africa

Published by Staff Writer on 29 June 2016

‘As facilitators of global trade, it’s fantastic that we can use our logistics expertise for such an important conservation project, and we trust that Eliska will flourish in her new home in Africa.’

Intra-Africa trade to play larger role in local GDP contributions

Published by Staff Writer on 27 May 2016

Intra-African trade can catalyse investment and foster growth on the continent.

Africa’s slight economic slowdown will not discourage investment, says DHL

Published by Staff Writer on 31 March 2016

‘The drop in GDP growth for the region over the past year shouldn’t deter investors. Africa will continue to thrive, albeit, at a slightly slower pace as previously experienced.’

DHL Express triumphs as Top Employer in Africa in 2015/2016

Published by Staff Writer on 9 October 2015

DHL Express was certified as a Top Employer in 12 African markets at the prestigious Top Employer 2016 ceremony in Johannesburg last week.

DHL Express to facilitate growth of sub-Saharan Africa SMEs and empower them to connect globally

Published by Staff Writer on 7 October 2015

‘SMEs are the lifeblood of the continent in stimulating continued economic activity.’

DHL Express appoints new Managing Director for sub-Saharan Africa

Published by Staff Writer on 28 September 2015

Hennie Heymans, currently Managing Director of DHL Express South Africa, has been appointed as Managing Director of DHL Express sub-Saharan Africa (SSA).

New age e-commerce consumers challenge traditional business models

Published by Staff Writer on 2 March 2015

Brands need to adapt their business models and strategies in order to remain relevant.

Doing business in Nigeria: Knowing the ins and outs before entering the market

Published by Staff Writer on 11 July 2014

As Nigeria continues to grow economically, so do the trade opportunities for South African businesses.

Made in Britain: Opportunities for UK companies to export to Africa

Published by Jaco Maritz on 24 April 2014

Sub-Saharan Africa’s growing middle class are “ready to spend their money somewhere”.

Study reveals opportunities and challenges to SA’s global SME competitiveness

Published by Staff Writer on 19 February 2013

A recent study by DHL Express and IHS Global has revealed that international trade and cooperation has become a key driver of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) success globally.

Hennie Heymans

DHL delivers black rhino Eliska to Africa

Intra-Africa trade to play larger role in local GDP contributions

Africa’s slight economic slowdown will not discourage investment, says DHL

DHL Express triumphs as Top Employer in Africa in 2015/2016

DHL Express to facilitate growth of sub-Saharan Africa SMEs and empower them to connect globally

DHL Express appoints new Managing Director for sub-Saharan Africa

New age e-commerce consumers challenge traditional business models

Doing business in Nigeria: Knowing the ins and outs before entering the market

Made in Britain: Opportunities for UK companies to export to Africa

Study reveals opportunities and challenges to SA’s global SME competitiveness

Transforming Lagos into Africa’s Dubai: Akintola Oladejo’s vision for Nigerian real estate

The problem with farming as a side hustle in Ghana

Ghana: Entrepreneur builds rice brand to over $1m in yearly sales

Exporting Zambia’s honey to the US: Interview with agribusiness entrepreneur

Cape Town and Lagos among Africa’s ultra-rich hotspots

Entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe, Ethiopia and Mali taking African superfoods global

Kenyan-built mobile money platform disrupts traditional banks’ hold in Eswatini

The South African entrepreneur who found opportunity in plastic pipes

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