Egypt’s retail scene has barely changed in decades; but that hasn’t stopped Procter & Gamble from trying to help modernise from within, as Alan Swaby learns.
Underneath an increasing number of bridges and buildings in South Africa is piling work undertaken by Fairbrother Geotechnical Engineering.
A slowdown in nuclear projects is posing no problem for this well-established player in all sectors of the energy market.
Namibia’s telecommunications infrastructure is currently undergoing amazing transformation.
South Africa has ambitious targets for increasing its electricity supply—with not all of it coming from coal generation plants.
Mozambique is on the brink of a transformation driven by its mineral resources.
The importance of a reliable and safe bus service cannot be underestimated in South Africa.
Moves by Namibia to capitalise on its extensive diamond resources have stepped up a gear since the creation of the Namibia Diamond Trading Company.
An architect of Africa’s improved infrastructure, Civicon puts its success down to its entrepreneurial spirit, as Andrew Pelis finds out.
One of South Africa’s foremost research institutes is still going strong after 76 years—and has plenty of innovations on the horizon too, as Alan Swaby learns.
This Malawi-based retailer is tackling the many challenges involved in offering retail foodservice to a largely poor population.
The Durban Harbour Entrance Widening & Deepening (DHEW) project is taking the port into the era of the big ships.
This company is successfully overcoming the complex challenges involved in operating warehousing and distribution services in South Africa.
This Issue features some of the most exciting projects and companies across the globe including ArcelorMittal SA and Twiga Minerals, Guatrain SA , Guyana Water Inc, NWA Jamaica, and many more