Botswana Minerals said on 20 April that phase one work over licences 458 and 459 in Ngamiland, north west Botswana, had identified a copper anomaly stretching about 9.5 kilometres, a silver corridor o

Zimbabwe sits within striking distance of the largest maize surplus Zambia has produced in over a decade, and its road network is making that surplus structurally inaccessible. Zambia's Food Reserve A

The latest trade movements signal an economy that is gaining momentum on the demand side while remaining structurally dependent on external supply. The key variable now shifts to whether Zimbabwe can

The dividend flows point to a deeper structural reality within Zimbabwe’s financial sector, where resilience is increasingly sourced beyond national borders. The next phase will be shaped by how effec

Dairibord now enters a recovery phase where operational constraints have largely been removed. The Chipinge restart is not simply a return to normal production. It is a reset of capacity, cost structu

The next phase will be defined by progression into feasibility studies and eventual board approval, which is expected to be considered in mid-2026 . Key risks remain tied to capital cost execution, co

A structured dataset tracking gross written premiums, geographic exposure, and capital adequacy would provide further insight into how effectively the company is scaling its operations across markets.

Looking ahead, the trajectory of patient activity within Netcare’s network will be shaped by how these operational adjustments interact with ongoing changes in the medical scheme landscape. Capacity

The outlook for the Group will continue to be shaped by its ability to execute across these interconnected layers. Chrome trading performance, project development in Zimbabwe, and the progression of d

Innscor disclosed that ZIMRA has issued additional assessments covering income tax and value added tax, alongside penalties and interest, on transactions that the company maintains were already settle

Regional expansion across the rest of Africa has accelerated, with operations in Kenya, Ghana and Ethiopia forming the core of ADvTECH’s international growth strategy. In Kenya, the group continued to

The group’s production profile remains anchored on Blanket in the near term, with growth linked to the execution of Bilboes. The transition into a multi-mine structure is underway, with capital alloca

Egypt is also investing heavily in rail modernization. The country is constructing a large high speed rail network with support from Siemens. The planned system will cover around two thousand kilomete

National Foods has focused on expanding its operational capacity and increasing its manufacturing output to meet consistent demand across its divisions. The company made significant investments in its

The renewed focus on fossil fuels as a stable energy source amid global and domestic pressure has helped strengthen both Eskom’s performance and Salungano’s earnings. With higher coal production and

As the demand for copper surges, particularly in green tech and energy transitions, Botswana Minerals’ position in the heart of the Damaran Belt could see it emerge as a key player in the Southern Afr

The company’s focus on integrating online and offline retail provides an edge over traditional rivals. However, like many of its competitors, TFG has been impacted by the broader inflationary environm

Ultimately, the ZiG remains an unreliable store of value and a symbol of the country’s economic mismanagement. If Zimbabwe’s currency had life and the backing it claims, it would have responded to the

A rand that depreciates meaningfully against the dollar would quickly convert the international oil price shock into a domestic fuel shock of the kind that pushed South African inflation to 7.8% at it

South Africa's Northern Cape is geologically part of the same Proterozoic tectonic system that hosts those world-class deposits, though its copper endowment has historically been smaller-scale and mor