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Pakistan, Rwanda explore maritime corridors to boost East Africa trade

Pakistan, Rwanda explore maritime corridors to boost East Africa trade

- Advertisement - ISLAMABAD, Oct 14 (APP): Pakistan and Rwanda have discussed strengthening bilateral trade through maritime-linked corridors connecting Karachi Port with key East African ports in a bid to boost access to regional markets and...

Owner:  Pakistani Government
Price put on ‘converted for South Africa’ Toyota Tundra

Price put on ‘converted for South Africa’ Toyota Tundra

All Tundras will be powered by the self-charging i-Force Max hybrid V6 engine. The announcement made back in June, the local arm of renowned vehicle importer Rospa, Rospa Imports South Africa, has confirmed local pricing of the right-hand drive...

Owner:  Terry Moolman & Noel Coburn
Researchers warn of 100K-node botnet exploiting Remote Desktop vulnerabilities

Researchers warn of 100K-node botnet exploiting Remote Desktop vulnerabilities

A multi-country botnet using over 100,000 IP addresses began targeting Remote Desktop Protocol services in the United States on October 8. Researchers at threat monitoring platform GreyNoise are tracking this large-scale campaign, which they...

Owner:  Elena Poughia
Coega Green Ammonia Project: EU Backs South Africa’s 3.5 GW Renewable Revolution

Coega Green Ammonia Project: EU Backs South Africa’s 3.5 GW Renewable Revolution

Lightning-Struck Opportunity Imagine you’re in South Africa and you uncover a plan that could flip the global energy playbook. In October 2025, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen shone a bright light on the R105-billion Coega Green...

Owner:  Non-transparent
Sigma expands global partner network with Intellinexus as new regional partner in Africa
Infrastructure Technology Podcast: JTA's NAVI autonomous vehicle program

Infrastructure Technology Podcast: JTA's NAVI autonomous vehicle program

Here is a transcript from the episode: GJ: And welcome to the Infrastructure Technology Podcast. I'm Gavin Jenkins from Roads and Bridges, and with me, as always, we have Ileana Garnand, the digital editor of Roads and Bridges, and we have a man...

Owner:  Chris Ferrell
Achieving GISTM compliance in African mining with IOTDC

Achieving GISTM compliance in African mining with IOTDC

Tailings Dam. Mining operations across Africa face pressure to comply with the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (GISTM). This standard emphasises governance, early warning, and stakeholder transparency alongside continuous...

Owner:  Ivan & Jovan Regasek
Barriers endure in African digital trade, say WTO, World Bank

Barriers endure in African digital trade, say WTO, World Bank

E-transactions regulations typically require secondary legislation setting out the government bodies or private entities that can issue digital signatures, the report explains NEWS ANALYSIS | JENNY MESSENGER | The results of a digital trade...

Owner:  Andrew Mwenda
Securing investment inflows for Africa starts with reducing real and perceived risk

Securing investment inflows for Africa starts with reducing real and perceived risk

Stephen Seaka, Managing Executive: Public Sector and Growth Capital Solutions, Absa CIB Africa is home to the world’s longest river, the Nile, the deepest and second-longest river, the Congo River, and the world’s second-largest freshwater lake,...

Owner:  Africa Business News Pty Ltd
Duxbury launches CEL-FI QUATRA 100M 5G in South Africa

Duxbury launches CEL-FI QUATRA 100M 5G in South Africa

Tobie van Schalkwyk, Business Unit Leader at Duxbury Networking. (Image: Supplied) Duxbury Networking has announced the local availability of the CEL-FI QUATRA 100M 5G, the latest addition to Nextivity’s enterprise distributed antenna system (DAS)...

Owner:  Ivan & Jovan Regasek
South Africa: SEACon 2025 brings Africa’s sustainability leaders together in Sandton
Science Nautilus Could the Sun’s Orbit Shape Evolution?

Science Nautilus Could the Sun’s Orbit Shape Evolution?

It’s easy to understand how the price of a bar of chocolate might be correlated with weather patterns in Africa. Most cacao is grown in Africa, so if bad weather were to induce a change in the volume of the cacao harvest there, it would affect the...

Owner:  Apollo Global Management
South Africa: Safeguarding the supply chain, a guide to transporting dangerous goods
From Farms to Tech: China Has Plenty of Ways to Hit Back at US' 100% Tariffs

From Farms to Tech: China Has Plenty of Ways to Hit Back at US' 100% Tariffs

https://sputnikglobe.com/20251014/from-farms-to-tech-china-has-plenty-of-ways-to-hit-back-at-us-100-tariffs--1122958496.html From Farms to Tech: China Has Plenty of Ways to Hit Back at US' 100% Tariffs From Farms to Tech: China Has Plenty of Ways...

Owner:  Russian Government
Africa’s AI dilemma fuels demand for a continental watchdog

How South Africa’s transformer manufacturing industry can fill a gaping infrastructure gap

How South Africa’s transformer manufacturing industry can fill a gaping infrastructure gap October 2025 Electrical Power & Protection By Mervyn Naidoo, CEO of ACTOM. As nations upgrade and expand their power grids to meet rising energy needs,...

Owner:  Technews Publishing
Pan-African group petitions President Mahama over ‘United States of Africa’ agenda
Optimizing Brain Health: Lifestyle Interventions in Africa

Optimizing Brain Health: Lifestyle Interventions in Africa

Rising Dementia Cases Highlight the Need for Culturally Relevant Prevention Strategies in Africa As global dementia cases continue to soar, particularly within low- and middle-income nations where healthcare resources are scant, there is an urgent...

Owner:  Non-transparent

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