Fractional ownership gives Africans foothold in luxury property business
Members of an extended family could buy into a single property under the fractional ownership policy and obtain more than one permanent residency permit. The 20-year residency is open to investors, retirees, professionals, self-employed entrepreneurs, and…
Read More »Young Kenyan on a mission to save Africa’s largest freshwater lake
“I realized there are more actions that need to be taken, apart from environmental conservation. We need to apply more pressure towards our leaders, government, and capitalists to finance the loss and damage caused by climate…
Read More »Africa’s space industry attracting EU and Chinese investors
As African countries build capacity in the space industry, a number of nations are trooping to the continent to market their expertise and deepen cooperation in science and space technology.
Read More »Kenya on a charge with e-mobility
Kenya power is promoting the adoption of clean energy. We have a role supporting e-mobility ecosystem to ensure that every electric vehicle has a place to charge
Read More »Power play: How access to regional power pools is changing the power game for Africa’s IPP’s
A 2019 change to Namibia's power procurement legislation has seen a surge in solar and wind independent power producers - or IPPs - that could entirely transform the country's power fortunes. From being an importer, the…
Read More »Nigeria and Algeria in the race to quench Europe’s thirst for natural gas
Over the last two months significant activities - from visits by key European officials to new gas discoveries and financial commitments to boost production - have also been recorded in Algeria’s gas industry.
Read More »Its lighting magic so don’t toss the Pringles can
The young inventor insisted on providing a tour of the surroundings. For anybody acquainted with Benin City, the prospect of a tour of the Upper Sakponba might elicit a degree of alarm. The suburb is the…
Read More »Glamping: African hoteliers seek opportunity in the lavish travel segment
Trends show that as more tourists become climate-conscious and inclined toward wellness, Safari tents are now the preferred option to immerse themselves in Africa’s wilderness.
Read More »Uncle Bravo, environmental magician
Known affectionately as 'Uncle Bravo', Mukaro said that the harvested goods sold at the stand are grown entirely using permaculture methods - a holistic and more sustainable approach to growing food, that takes into account the…
Read More »Tanzania’s green startups tap blue economy investors
Key to their hopes is the rollout of matchmaking platforms for investors and entrepreneurs working in the ocean, or blue economy sector. In September, EU-led BlueInvest Africa convened a business-to-business (B2B) meeting in Seychelles in a…
Read More »Hyper-realism from Senegal to South Africa
This is the world of hyper-realism, a technique which consists in achieving a quasi-perfect illusion of a photograph through drawing, mainly with a pencil or charcoal. Unlike oil paint or acrylic, pencil - either graphite, charcoal,…
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