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Airtel Seychelles : Sim-ply the Best

Airtel Seychelles offers its customers the unmatched freedom to send, receive, and communicate from the palm of their hands.

Liberia Electricity Corporation : Generation for the Nation

Serving as a catalyst for socio-economic development, Liberia Electricity Corporation is the shining light of the nation’s energy industry.

Namib Mills : Going with the Grain

Since its establishment, Namib Mills has been sustaining national food security across Namibia and South Africa.

Africell Angola : Transcending Angolan Telecoms

Africell Angola is the fast-growing mobile network operator with a pan-African footprint helping sub-Saharan Africa share in the extraordinary long-term benefits of digital connectivity.

TerraCom : Forging an International Coal-ition

TerraCom is an Australian-based mining resources company encompassing an impressive portfolio of operating assets and exploration projects within the national coal sectors of Australia and South Africa.

Marginpar Group : Flowering with an Innovative Touch

Marginpar Group is trendsetting the floriculture market by empowering dedicated breeders who create the world's most unique summer flowers. We hear about the latest developments with co-CEOs Richard ‘Kiki’ Fernandes, and Rob Koning.

Time Projects : It’s About Time

Time Projects has been developing Botswana for the last 37 years, becoming a household name in property development. We discuss this vastly transformative journey with Managing Director, Brett Marlin.

Number Two Piggeries : The Pigger the Better

A burgeoning titan of the pork and dairy industry, Number Two Piggeries has become a leading producer across South Africa and Namibia. We learn more from Theo Feuth, Deputy Chief Executive Officer.

Gold Fields West Africa : Ore Inspiring Procurement

Changing the game for responsible, socially beneficial mining is Gold Fields West Africa. We discover the company’s aims to enhance communities whilst simultaneously growing the African economy.

Could this be the end of coffee as we know it?…

The coffee industry is faced with a desperate need to drastically reinvent itself and turn towards a new crop variation in the face of global warming.