For years, the KZN South Coast’s local farmers have taken advantage of the area’s nutrient-rich soil, steady rainfall pattern, and high duration of sunshine to
A new campaign video has been produced to highlight the quality, sustainability and ethical credentials of South African stonefruit. The video, which will be promoted
Government plans a major expansion of the road corridor connecting Johannesburg and Durban as part of a push to turn South Africa into one of
Countries across Africa present huge opportunities in e-commerce but businesses must quickly overcome challenges around infrastructure, logistics, and financial inclusion to fully realize the potential.
With 14% of global fertiliser exports currently stuck in Russia and the price of oil and gas continuing to climb as a result of the
Coastal countries benefit from fast internet, thanks to undersea cables, and 4G mobile networks are expanding rapidly across the continent. Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, is referred
As the world marks International Women’s Day on 8 March, six women at UNCTAD outline what’s needed for more women to play a leading role
In August 2018, the British government revealed its goal to become the largest G7 investor in Africa by 2022, as British companies started to show a strong
Inspired in 2019 by the growth of mobile and micro canning in the United States, primarily spurred on by the burgeoning craft beer industry, local
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement is gathering momentum on streamlining intra-African trade across the continent, thereby providing exciting opportunities for pandemic recovery
Five Southern African Development Community (SADC) Member States, namely Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi are voluntarily participating in the Corridor Trip Monitoring System (CTMS)
The need to improve logistics efficiency and curb the deterioration of infrastructure remains a topical issue in South Africa’s agriculture. Farming communities and agribusinesses might
While the civil unrest of July last year, Covid-19, heavy rains and cyberattacks have contributed to backlogs at South Africa’s ports over the last two
