Barrick’s impact in Tanzania Mining giant Barrick continues to contribute significantly to the Tanzanian economy. By Leon Louw founder of...
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Rubber, tyres and Africa’s conundrum International demand for natural rubber is on the increase and Africa could benefit. By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica and editor of the WhyAfrica magazine. Global demand for rubber, particularly natural rubber, continues to rise due to its use in various industries such as automotive (tyres), healthcare (gloves), and consumer […]
Barrick’s impact in Tanzania Mining giant Barrick continues to contribute significantly to the Tanzanian economy. By Leon Louw founder of...
New roads for Eswatini Being landlocked Eswatini’s road network is vital for its economy and cross border trade. By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica...
Water management crucial for Kangra By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica and editor of the WhyAfrica magazine Kangra Coal is located near the town of...
Improving Madagascar’s road infrastructure Improving Madagascar’s road infrastructure is critical for the country’s economic growth. By Leon...
Why we love getting our boots dirty During the annual WhyAfrica Road Trip we visit a range of project sites in different sectors. By Leon Louw founder...
Biodiversity and geology: Termites dig deeper The role of biodiversity in solving modern day problems should not be underestimated. By Leon Louw...
Lotus Resources on a uranium high Lotus Resources is reviving the historic Kayelekera uranium project in Malawi. By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica and...
The increase in connected applications in the automotive and industrial markets is driving demand for…
Ghana and France have long enjoyed diplomatic relations which have culminated in various industries in the country with substantial support from the...
Ghana and France have long enjoyed diplomatic relations which have culminated in various industries in the country with substantial support from the...