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On-the-ground business intelligence in Namibia, since July 2019.

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Economics

META: The Blue Ocean Shift by Facebook

Facebook has changed its name to Meta, a brilliant move from a Blue Ocean Shift perspective; a shift presenting new product and service journeys for the group, and its communities of Advertisers, Content Creators, Developers and Partners as virtual reality takes over...

Mureza: A New African Car from South Africa

Africans have been struggling to get their cars, most of them had to import cars from western countries or buy cars which are made by foreigners and this has been a disadvantage since these cars do not fit African conditions.

The Freight and Logistics Industry in South Africa

A diverse industry, investing in freight and logistics in South Africa requires an understanding of the overall industry, especially road-based. South African road-based logistics service providers are affected by consolidation processes driven by the fast-moving...

A Company Profile is a Must for Business Growth

A Company Profile is a must have for business growth in dynamically expanding economic territories in Africa, as it is elsewhere. Business in Africa is fast becoming demanding as most economies are on empowerment drivers of local entrepreneurs, and that creating a...

Zambia Must get Medical Supplies from South Africa

As the new dispensation of the Zambian economics rolls out, there is need to look to affordable sources of necessities like medical supplies, acquiring them from partner economies like South Africa as opposed to overseas.  The South African medical supplies industry...

A World of Trade: Productivity Matters in Nigeria and South Africa

There is vast trade between Nigeria, South Africa, and the continent of Africa at large, because in this world of trade, what matters more is what a country produces, as that affects the livelihood of citizens, and currency rates. According to the Guardian Nigeria,...

Al-Fayrouz: The Largest Fish Farm in Africa

Built at an estimate cost of US$200 million, Al-Fayrouz Fish Farming Project, is now the largest Aquaculture project in Africa. The farm is expected to produce over one million tons of fish and generate more than US$200 million in revenues in the next five years. The...