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Geoserve Exploration Drilling

It’s not everyone who can say they truly love the business they are in; but Alan Swaby talks to one such manager currently working deep in the African bush.

Joint venture to create UK eco-park

AHEB Investment Group and Quicksilver Project Management have formed a joint venture to create the largest biomass-to-energy installation in the world as part of a new UK eco-pa

Davis Langdon Africa

Davis Langdon is a specialist in the built environment, providing cost management and procurement for engineering projects in all sectors of the economy.

Gulf Petrochem

With offices in the UAE, India and Singapore, and an office and oil storage terminal planned for Asia-Pacific, Gulf Petrochem is showing no signs of resting on its laurels.

Le Bleu & NatureÔÇÖs Pearl

Le Bleu has been a top provider of bottled water to consumers, offices, retailers, high-end restaurants and resorts for more than two decades.

Namibia Diamond Trading Company

Moves by Namibia to capitalise on its extensive diamond resources have stepped up a gear since the creation of the Namibia Diamond Trading Company.

MAXAM Explosives

Projects like Oyu Tolgoi highlight the growth of the Mongolian mining market.

Supply chain: Any color you wantÔÇöexcept black

John Shook, Chairman and CEO of the Lean Enterprise Institute, says we need to rethink the way we manage our supply chains after the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Norton Lilly

AAT Composites

This South African-based specialist in aircraft seating made from composite materials is well-placed to take advantage of the international effort to reduce the weight of airlin

Tranter Holdings (Pty) Limited

Joshua Ngoma, CEO of Tranter Holdings (Pty) Limited, talks to Jayne Alverca about his desire to move beyond making a good profit and contribute to a lasting improvement in the e

Putting talent management on the CEOÔÇÖs agenda

An integrated talent management strategy can improve performance to a significant degree

Ebola and its economic effects

With the Ebola crisis showing no signs of slowing down in Sierra Leone a conference in London will look at the consequences for companies operating in Africa