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Protected Springs - Vital for Water and People
Updated 3 hours ago In South Africa, natural springs are vital lifelines for many rural communities, especially in remote areas where formal infrastructure falls... →
Africa’s best-performing currency helps Uganda cut power prices
By: Bloomberg Updated 3 hours ago Uganda cut power prices by the most in two decades, helped in part by an appreciating currency that lowered the cost of imported fuel and... →
South African business outlook muddied by deteriorating US ties
By: Bloomberg Updated 4 hours ago South African business sentiment remained in contractionary territory for a fifth straight month as a recovery in demand struggles to pick up pace... →
Pilot procurement of 1 164 km of powerlines from private investors to be launched in Nov 
By: Terence Creamer Updated 4 hours ago South Africa intends launching a pilot programme for the procurement of 1 164 km of 400-kV powerlines, involving seven corridors in three... →
Africa’s trade goals are realised on local levels primarily with energy, transport projects
By: In On Africa IOA Updated 6 hours ago The goal of the African Continental Free Trade Area is to make Africa a single market with no trade restrictions between countries. The work to... →
SA Tourism launches new global brand campaign
By: Sabrina Jardim Updated 6 hours ago Tourism promotion agency South African Tourism (SA Tourism), on March 31, launched its latest global brand campaign titled ‘South Africa Awaits –... →
Botswana seeks new Eskom power deal as supply crisis deepens
By: Bloomberg Updated 6 hours ago Government officials from Botswana will meet with South Africa’s electricity ministry this week after power-import costs more than doubled,... →
Rwanda and Belgium are at odds over the DRC: what’s led to the latest low point
Updated 6 hours ago Rwanda’s foreign affairs ministry suspended all diplomatic relations with Belgium in March 2025. Soon afterwards, Belgium expelled Rwandan... →
