Sabine DallOmo, CEO of Siemens, Southern Africa. (Image source: Siemens)
Siemens has made positive strides in collaboration with the Ugandan government and key stakeholders to identify opportunities to support some of the country’s immediate and long-term energy and infrastructure ambitions
IFAT Africa last year. (Image source: IFAT Africa)
From 12 - 14 September 2017, the Johannesburg Expo Centre will once again be the meeting point for the African environmental industry
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Here is a brief overview of the week’s news on African Review, from 4th - 9th September 2017
The Kenyan High Court building. (Image source: Wing/Commons)
The Kenyan Supreme Courts ordering of a re-run of the Presidential elections is a strong demonstration of the independence of the Kenyan judiciary and the strength of national democracy
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Here is a brief overview of the week’s news on African Review, from 28th August - 1st September 2017
Genuine Volvo Parts are specifically developed, tested and approved to get the very best results from your Volvo machine. (Image source: Volvo CE)
The Carmix 3.5TT is renowned for its robust performance in concrete mixing. (Image source: Carmix)
The project carries an estimated total cost of US$12bn. (Image source: The Republic of Ghana Presidency)
The transaction will give TotalEnergies an interest in hydropower projects in Uganda, Rwanda and Malawi
Bobcat has included additional features to enhance the visibility around the machines. (Image source: Bobcat)
JA Solar named 'Top Performer'. (Image source: JA Solar)
Jumia opens 27,000 sq m smart warehouse to boost Egypt e-commerce logistics
Burundi's Jiji hydro plant. (Image source: AfDB)
Gary Bradshaw of Omniflex outlines key needs for remote monitoring. (Image source: Omniflex)
African Development Bank funds feasibility for Rwanda’s US$100mn cable car to improve urban transport access. (Image source: AfDB)
