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  • AFRICA - THE NEXT GROWTH MARKET

    Posted on :Thursday , 24th November 2016

     Africa is currently home to five of the fastest growing economies in the world. According to a global study, the continent's economy is forecast to grow to $2.6 trillion in 2020 from $1.6 trillion in 2008, fuelled by booms in mining, agriculture and development of ports, roads and other infrastructure. This rapid economic growth is what is creating substantial new business opportunities i. . .

  • Turkish Exporters Target Africa

    Posted on :Wednesday , 23rd November 2016

     At a time when struggling Turkish exporters are looking for ways to diversify their target markets, Africa is poised to become the new frontier market for Turkish firms as they position themselves to become major stakeholders in the region’s rapidly growing industries.

    Africa has recorded an annual growth rate of 5 percent over the last d. . .

  • Solar power: Best alternative to light up rural Africa

    Posted on :Wednesday , 23rd November 2016

     With a solar panel installed on the roof of his house, it now illuminates his nights and feeds power to his radio and television.

     
    Bernard believes the answer to the electrical demand for millions of African homes can come from solar power, which still represents less than 5% of the energy sources of the African electricity networks. This number however continu. . .

  • Tanzania: Brewery Invests In Solar To Cut Power Costs

    Posted on :Friday , 11th November 2016

    Dar es Salaam — Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) Group has injected $250,000 (about Sh545 million) into its newly-commissioned solar project in Mbeya Region as the beer brewer seeks to play an increasingly significant role in conserving the environment and reducing its spending on electricity.

     
    The TBL Group technical director Gavin Van Wijk said in Dar es Sala. . .

  • Senegal in renewables drive as new solar park unveiled

    Posted on :Monday , 24th October 2016

     Senegal put into service one of sub-Saharan Africa's largest solar energy projects Saturday as it pushes to become a regional player in renewables on a continent where the majority remain off-grid.

     
    The 20-megawatt Senergy 2 project in Bokhol, close to the Mauritanian border, will serve 160,000 people with electricity, and will contribute to Senegal's target of. . .

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