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SAP: Bridging gaps in technological development

SAP Research Pretoria, the South African branch of SAP’s global research centre, has partnered with world-renowned computer science expert, Professor Jose Luis Encarnacao

SAP Research Pretoria, the South African branch of SAP’s global research centre, has partnered with world-renowned computer science expert, Professor Jose Luis Encarnacao, to bridge the gaps in the uptake of information and communications technologies (ICTs) inherent in the socio-economic fabric of emerging economies in the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and Southern Africa) region.

Consolidation for printing company a 'growing trend'

Nedbank invests in printer consolidation exercise.

Mobile computing - smaller, lighter, faster

Computers, smartphones, laptops, netbooks and the wide variety of other
mobile computing devices have become so much a part of our everyday lives
that we take their existence for granted until something goes wrong.

Zimbabwe health training institutions receive ICT equipment

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) Zimbabwe with the support of the European Union (EU) and the Japanese government have handed over equipment worth over $100,000 to the University of Zimbabwe College of Health Sciences, the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) medical school and ten Zimbabwe Association of Church Related Hospitals (ZACH) nurse training schools.

Namibia commits to education

To enhance the academic performance at all schools across Namibia’s 13 regions, Standard Bank Namibia has committed to investing N$1.3mn (R1.3mn) to educating Namibia over five years.

p>To enhance the academic performance at all schools across Namibia’s 13 regions, Standard Bank Namibia has committed to investing N$1.3mn (R1.3mn) to educating Namibia over five years.

Carmix machinery to support canal reconstruction in Namibia

A Volvo technician replacing equipment in a piece of construction machinery.

Genuine Volvo Parts are specifically developed, tested and approved to get the very best results from your Volvo machine. (Image source: Volvo CE)

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A close up of water cascading out of a hydropower plant.

The transaction will give TotalEnergies an interest in hydropower projects in Uganda, Rwanda and Malawi. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

TotalEnergies expands African hydropower portfolio

Various images from the ceremony in Ghana

The project carries an estimated total cost of US$12bn. (Image source: The Republic of Ghana Presidency)

Construction begins on Ghana’s US$12bn petroleum hub

The attendees of the UIA meeting posing for a picture together.

The initiative was unveiled at a meeting at the UIA head office. (Image source: UIA)

UIA encourages local manufacturing in Kampala

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This project supports Egypt’s commitment to the Paris Agreement and its efforts to transition to a low-carbon energy sector. (Image source: Adobe Stock)