Cape Town kicks off co-design phase workshop at Bellville Civic Centre
Elsieskraal River originates in the Tygerberg Hills west of Durbanville. It passes through culverts beneath the N1 freeway beyond Voortrekker Road and the channel runs through a canal for approximately 13km…
MV Nara makes maiden call at Port of Mombasa in Kenya
The launch of the EAS Service has galvanized Mombasa’s role as a key maritime gateway for East and Central Africa. It facilitated regional trade and boosted the port’s position in global shipping networks.
Muizenberg Beachfront work progresses in Cape Town
The old ablution building was demolished in January and currently, they are busy in placing the precast concrete units that form the stepped revetment and promenade walkway. This work is ongoing on the western…
KPA Women Congress Celebrates International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day is celebrated annually on March 08. It is a global day that recognise the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. The theme for the year 2026 was “Rights. Justice.…
Wesgro hosts buyers’ programme #MadeInTheCape 2026
This programme remained key in scaling impact, supporting exporters and contributing meaningfully to the Western Cape economy. The team thanked the buyers, exporters and partners for helping them in showcasing the very best of what is #MadeInTheCape.
Kenya strengthens diplomatic relations with Indonesia and Denmark
At present, the Port of Mombasa handles thousands of tonnes of palm oil imported into the country from Indonesia annually. The meeting reaffirmed strong diplomatic and economic ties between Kenya…
Private stakeholders honour Kenya as leading horticultural exporter
Capt. Ruto emphasised that the cooperation was essential for consolidating the gains made in port operational efficiency. It is vital for keeping Kenyan horticulture competitive in the global market.
PM Terrance Drew shares glimpses from his visit to Cape Coast Castle in Ghana
At Cape Coast, the place which holds significance in the story of their people, reminded him of the importance of honouring the past while strengthening the bonds that unite them.
Cape Town invests in new water infrastructure to improve supply in Macassar
The water pipe replacement project in Macassar started in October 2025 and is scheduled to be completed in March 2026. Some 100m of 50mm diameter fibre cement pipes will be…