African Decisions - Connecting the continent with business intelligence

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Connecting the continent with business intelligence

Green foundations

Energy efficiency in commercial buildings is being driven by new legislation

New horizon

The focus of South Africa’s COVID-impacted tourism industry is shifting to more authentic and conscious travel

State of provenance

Employing blockchain ensures precious gems are sustainably sourced and conflict free

Safe passage

Digitalisation has led to the improved management of the logistics sector

ICT

Plan of action

The pandemic underscored the importance of keeping ERP systems current and in the cloud Resources

Critical flow

The mining industry is using less water, more safely and more efficiently Interview

Core strategy

Willem van Heerden, business head of Safal Steel, on the company’s unique approach to being... Read more Energy

Light work

An integrated approach to renewable energy is needed to address the continent’s electricity challenges Infrastructure

Outside the box

Shipping containers are offering solutions in Africa for anything from housing to vaccine labs Education

Full marks

Tertiary institutions are fast adapting to opportunities offered by remote digital learning Finance

Doing good

ESG factors are beginning to sway investment decisions on the continent Health

Mass appeal

Targeted social-media campaigns are being used to up COVID vaccination rates Country Focus

Phoenix rising

Under new leadership, Tanzania is undergoing social and economic reform – a move that... Read more Agribusiness

Budding prospect

Pragmatism and an enabling legislative environment will help Africa’s fledgling cannabis industry bloom

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Testing station

The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) in South Africa is... Read more

Eyeing out Earth

The first of seven agriculture-focused satellites being manufactured in South Africa will... Read more

Set for take-off

Construction of the new Lekki International Airport in Nigeria’s Lagos State is... Read more

AFRICA BY NUMBERS

Crunch the data with stats from all 55 countries.

PORTRAIT GALLERY

NAMIBIA The Namib desert, stretching 81 000 km² along Namibia’s Atlantic coastline, is a major drawcard among the estimated 1 million tourists who visit the nation annually. According to NASA, the desert features some of the world’s highest sand dunes, rising to at least 300m above the desert floor.

"> SOUTH AFRICA While perhaps not as well-known as South Africa’s more commercial tourist destinations, the rugged and unspoilt beauty of the Eastern Cape’s Wild Coast is renowned, and continues to attract tourists from both in-country and beyond. The Eastern Cape is also the birthplace of Nelson Mandela.

"> NAMIBIA Just outside Keetmanshoop in Namibia’s Namib desert is the Quiver Tree Forest – a national monument that’s home to around 250 specimens of aloe dichotoma, some of which have been around for centuries. Traditionally, San people would use its branches to make quivers, hence its name.

"> ETHIOPIA Addis Ababa’s Holy Trinity Cathedral was constructed to commemorate Ethiopian liberation from Italian occupation. This highly esteemed place of worship is the final resting place of Emperor Haile Selassie, whose Aksumite-style granite tomb stands alongside that of his wife’s.
Image: Gallo/Getty Images"> GHANA Constructed by the Portuguese in 1482, Ghana’s Elmina Castle is now a popular tourist spot and a World Heritage site. It was the first trading post built on the Gulf of Guinea by European explorers, and became infamous in the 17th century as a depot where slaves were bartered.

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"> RWANDA Having been at risk of extinction due to uncontrolled hunting, war and destruction of its forest habitat, conservation efforts have seen mountain gorilla numbers grow. Many live in the Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda, which was a base for the zoologist Dian Fossey.

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