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Unpacking Kenya as an investment destination

Published by Cavan Osborne on 25 April 2017

Kenya offers a mix of third-world buzz and opportunity along with first-world luxuries.

South Africa needs to get out of its petrochemicals cul-de-sac

Published by Rod Crompton on 21 November 2016

Apartheid-era interventions and recent court decisions are leaving key parts of the economy in a cul-de-sac – and taxpayers are footing the bill.

Geldof and Obasanjo on creating a better harvest for African agriculture

Published by Bob Geldof and Olusegun Obasanjo on 13 March 2014

While the continent boasts 60% of the world’s uncultivated arable land, one in four Africans still go hungry.

Does a municipality need licensing to construct a waste-to-energy plant for own use?

Published by Staff Writer on 17 May 2010

One does not need licensing to construct a power plant in South Africa if it is for “own use”. Business can install power plants for own use without a licensing requirement. What about when it comes to municipalities if you develop a waste-to-energy project as a municipality. Would this still be defined as “own use”?

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Unpacking Kenya as an investment destination

South Africa needs to get out of its petrochemicals cul-de-sac

Geldof and Obasanjo on creating a better harvest for African agriculture

Does a municipality need licensing to construct a waste-to-energy plant for own use?

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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