Africa: Colonialism Hijacks Energy Transition – 70 Percent of Minerals for Renewables Lies in Global South but the Majority of Profits Are Captured By the World’s Richest

Africa: Colonialism Hijacks Energy Transition – 70 Percent of Minerals for Renewables Lies in Global South but the Majority of Profits Are Captured By the World’s Richest

Although Global South countries hold roughly 70% of transition minerals reserves, the majority of the investments in renewable energy are concentrated in the Global North (50%) and China (29%) – with those profits largely falling into the hands of the richest 1%. In 2024, Latin America received 3% of global clean energy investment, and Southeast…

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South Africa faces Taiwan chip export curbs

South Africa faces Taiwan chip export curbs

A TSMC chip fabrication facility in Taiwan Taiwan has imposed restrictions on semiconductor exports to South Africa, citing national security concerns and Pretoria’s alignment with Beijing, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday. The move underscores the geopolitical weight of Taiwan’s chip sector, which dominates global supply of advanced semiconductors through advanced chip foundry TSMC. According to…

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Africa: Colonialism Hijacks Energy Transition – 70 Percent of Minerals for Renewables Lies in Global South but the Majority of Profits Are Captured By the World’s Richest

Africa: Camaraderie, Fashion At Nairobi Polo As Kenya Beats South Africa in 17-Goal-Kenya International Cup

Nairobi — Fans and spectators were treated to an exhilarating weekend of high-octane competition as players showcased unmatched skill and sportsmanship at the Nairobi Polo Club. In the Tusker Malt-sponsored tournament, Kenya overcame South Africa by a single goal in the high-profile 17-Goal Kenya International Cup, winning the three-day event at the Nairobi Polo Club…

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Connect and Source at China Homelife South Africa

Connect and Source at China Homelife South Africa

China-South Africa relations are thriving, and one of the clearest signs of this partnership is the annual China Homelife South Africa and Machinex Trade Fair—the largest Chinese sourcing event on the continent. The 2025 fair takes place from 23–25 September at the Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand, open daily from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Over…

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The sweeping changes coming to e-hailing in South Africa

The sweeping changes coming to e-hailing in South Africa

The transport department began holding workshops on new e-hailing rules last week as government gears up to improve safety for passengers and drivers using ride-hailing transport platforms like Uber. The first workshops were held with the nine provincial regulatory bodies and the National Public Transport Regulator, according to department spokesman Collen Msibi. “Dates for the…

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Autel Energy Powers South Africa’s Largest Public EV Bus Charging Project in Cape Town, Supporting 120-Bus Fleet Transition by 2025

Autel Energy Powers South Africa’s Largest Public EV Bus Charging Project in Cape Town, Supporting 120-Bus Fleet Transition by 2025

MaxiCharger DC Fast units installed by Autel Energy at Cape Town’s Arrowgate Depot, forming the backbone of South Africa’s largest EV bus charging hub with capacity to expand to 50 chargers and 120 buses by 2025. Autel Energy, a global leader in smart and sustainable EV charging solutions, today announced its pivotal role in South…

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Legacy systems stifling CFOs? Sage Intacct ignites South African business growth

Legacy systems stifling CFOs? Sage Intacct ignites South African business growth

Rahana Vally, Director at Brilliant Link. (Image: Supplied) In today’s fast-paced business environment, achieving real-time financial insights is no longer a luxury; it’s a necessity for CFOs to drive strategic decisions and maintain a competitive edge. Yet, many finance leaders in South Africa are still grappling with outdated, legacy systems that stifle agility and innovation….

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