Africa: Nigeria’s Building Boom Lifts Lafarge Africa’s Nine-Month Profit By 246 Percent

Africa: Nigeria’s Building Boom Lifts Lafarge Africa’s Nine-Month Profit By 246 Percent

A wave of real estate development in the cities and urban centres of Africa’s most populous nation, where the government requires $6.25 billion in yearly investment to narrow a housing shortfall, is fuelling demand for building materials, particularly cement. Nigeria’s building boom, propelled by rapid urbanisation and infrastructure development, laid the groundwork for the 245.9…

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Attend webinar on how to profit from smart e-mail management

Attend webinar on how to profit from smart e-mail management

Exclusive webinar, hosted by ITWeb in partnership with Exclaimer and Prodata, will provide insight into how strategic e-mail management can solidify customer relationships, add value and establish new revenue streams. When it comes to IT services, the ability to add measurable value to customers is paramount. Fortunately, service providers can differentiate themselves by using a…

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Eskom in dramatic swing into profit

Eskom in dramatic swing into profit

Eskom chairman Mteto Nyati Eskom has reported R16-billion in profit after tax for 2025 — for the first time in eight years. That compares to a R55-billion after-tax loss for the 2024 financial year. Board chairman Mteto Nyati told reporters on Tuesday that Eskom’s two-year debt relief plan, adopted in 2023, had started showing results….

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Seacom bets on AI-ready cable amid profit pressure

Seacom bets on AI-ready cable amid profit pressure

Alpheus Mangale, group CEO of Seacom. Pan-African submarine internet cable operator Seacom has launched a new subsea cable system across the Indian Ocean Basin, Middle East, Mediterranean and Southern Europe. Unveiled at Submarine Networks World 2025, in Singapore, Seacom says the project marks a leap toward securing Africa’s role in the global digital economy, while…

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