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SolarAfrica and Norsk Renewables Advance Strategic Nyakallo Solar Project Toward Financial Close.

SolarAfrica and Norsk Renewables are pleased to announce that SolarAfrica has entered into an agreement to acquire the Nyakallo solar project from Norsk Renewables. Located in Limpopo, South Africa, Nyakallo is a strategically positioned utility-scale solar and battery storage project […]

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ACCELERATED PRIVATE CAPITAL MOBILISATION NEEDED TO UNLOCK AFRICA’S ENERGY FUTURE.

As Africa’s energy transition gathers pace, unlocking grid capacity, accelerating infrastructure financing and crowding in private capital will be critical to ensuring the continent’s energy ambitions translate into meaningful economic growth, energy resilience and industrial development. Collaboration between the public

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Outcomes-based bonds as Africa’s most powerful tool for solving the water crisis.

Across the African continent, water infrastructure is under increasing strain. The compounding pressures of accelerating urbanisation, decaying legacy systems, climate change and chronic underinvestment in public infrastructure over decades mean that both the public and private sectors must urgently mobilise

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TRAFO POWERS UP MINE IN PAKISTAN WITH TRANSFORMERS BUILT FOR EXTREME CONDITIONS.

South Africa-based Trafo Power Solutions is boosting the power infrastructure of a mining project in Pakistan, being built on one of the world’s largest undeveloped copper-gold reserves. Supplying one of the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractors to the project,

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BME research reiterates critical role of health and wellness to advance mine safety.

There is growing recognition that sustainable safety performance requires a deeper, more integrated understanding of the human factors that influence risk, Dr Ramesh Dhoorgapersadh, General Manager: Operational Excellence & SHERQ at BME, told delegates at the SAFEX International Congress XXI

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Addressing cost, supply, and disease pressures in Africa’s feed industry.

Feed producers across Africa are operating in an increasingly complex and volatile environment. Alongside rising input costs and ongoing supply chain instability, the sector is also facing renewed pressure from animal health challenges such as recurring outbreaks of Foot-and-Mouth Disease

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