African Review1d
Eswatini’s first private hydropower project begins
Construction began in January 2025, with a projected 26-month timeline, targeting completion by early 2027. The plant will have a 13.5-megawatt capacity, capable of supplying power to 11,000 homes at ...
African Review1d
Barrick Gold drives Tanzania’s mining growth
Barrick Gold Corporation has contributed over US$4.24bn to Tanzania’s economy since launching the Twiga joint venture with the government in 2019, injecting US$888mn in 2024 alone Twiga oversees ...
African Review2d
Is liquid cooling the future of data centres?
As AI workloads drive higher rack densities—now averaging 30 kW, with some exceeding 120 kW—data centres are experiencing ...
African Review3d
IFC invests in Nigeria’s Lagos Free Zone
Owned by Singapore-based Tolaram, a diversified multinational group with operations across Africa, Asia, and Europe, Lagos ...
African Review4d
Financing costs still a barrier to scaling up power in Africa, says IEA
Financing costs still remain a critical barrier to scaling up clean power in Africa, according to the International Energy ...
African Review3d
MSC introduces iReefer tracking system
The launch of iReefer represents a key milestone in MSC’s ongoing digital transformation, aimed at enhancing shipping ...
African Review4d
Wärtsilä unveils advanced 46TS Engine
Technology leader Wärtsilä has introduced its latest innovation, the 46TS engine, designed to enhance renewable energy ...
African Review2d
Lagos, Huawei advance smart transport systems
The collaboration between Lagos State and Huawei in deploying Intelligent Transport Systems represents a major milestone in the city’s smart city journey. Through advanced technologies, Lagos seeks to ...
African Review5d
South Africa’s DMA on the acquisition trail
South Africa-headquartered DMA has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Saxo Australia from Saxo Bank, a leading online trading and investment specialist DMA is a global leader in all-in-one software ...
African Review9d
Afreximbank calls for bold action in Africa’s mining sector at Indaba 2025
At the African Mining Indaba 2025 in Cape Town, the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) urged African nations to take control of their natural resources, create employment opportunities, and ...
African Review8d
Revamping Tanzania’s vital transport links
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has pledged US$2.5bn to support priority infrastructure projects in Tanzania Mumina Wa-Kyendo, AfDB’s chief transport engineer for Tanzania, revealed that over 70% ...
African Review8d
Revolutionising hauling with next-gen Volvo models
Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has announced a comprehensive update to its globally recognised articulated hauler lineup, marking the most extensive product portfolio renewal in decades The ...