In Johannesburg, South Africa, the sun has gone down, and 39-year-old Nntuthuzelo Ndwandwa is heading home after finishing her shift as a customer care consultant. Previously, she might have looked anxiously into the dark corners, but now she strolls through an area brightened by solar lights and steps into her house, where a solar heater provides hot water… Read More “South Africa: Johannesburg demonstrates the benefits of eco-friendly cities for both people and the environment.”
By Robert Erasmus, MD of Sanitech, and Harry Ylikangas, CEO of Sensatec Africa The manufacturing, petrochemical, and mining industries have long been pillars […]
The China Development Bank (CDB) has granted a $255 million loan for Nigeria’s Kano-Kaduna railway project, which is a 203-kilometer standard-gauge line linking […]
Africa’s young population faces high unemployment and inflation, stifling economic progress. Despite better education, many struggle to secure stable jobs, forcing them into […]