BT Industries : Propelling Performance Through Integrated Partnerships
As a strategic partner for its clients, BT Industries serves a diverse range of industries. Strategic Growth Executive, Hilton Loring, provides insight into how the company helps streamline supply chains through a customised approach and core attributes.
African Beer Cup : Crowning the Best Beers in Africa
The African Beer Cup stands proudly as the largest beer competition across the entire continent. We grab a cold one and hear all the glorious, hoppy details from co-Founder & Competition Director, Lucy Corne.
Letsholathebe II Memorial Hospital : Facilitating Healthcare Evolution
Letsholathebe II Memorial Hospital was established in 2008 by the Government of Botswana and has been providing exceptional healthcare to local communities ever since. Hospital Superintendent, Dr Lebogang Mokotedi, gives us the full story.
African Originals : Celebrating Identity Through Taste
Alexandra Chappatte, CEO and Founder of burgeoning drinks brand African Originals, is committed to driving innovation and change in Africa’s craft beverage industry.
Platcorp Group : The Front line of Financial Inclusion
Across Africa, the continent is struggling to contend with numerous barriers to financial inclusion. Brett Sievwright, CEO of Platcorp Group, considers this troubling conundrum.
Kunda Kids : Authentic African Storytelling
Award-winning edutainment platform, Kunda Kids, is spreading the importance of representation to children worldwide. Louisa Kiwana Olafuyi, co-Founder and COO, tells us how.
Pesabase : Sending Money to South Sudan
Pesabase is a mobile app that enables users to send money to recipients in some of the most desolate and unreachable areas in South Sudan. Eric Alsop, co-Founder and CMO, tells us more.
Harnessing the Power of Black Soldier Flies for Africa’s Agricultural Future
Black soldier flies are an unassuming insect with the potential to revolutionise African agriculture, writes Maya Zaken, co-Founder of Philafeed.
African Craftsmanship : Connecting Craftsmanship with a Kaleidoscopic Culture
The mass-manufactured African souvenir industry and traditional handicraft sector are increasingly converging, as many tourists opt for cheap replicas of the continent’s historic heritage over authentic originals.
The Great Green Wall : Taking Root
As the very real threat of desertification looms over much of North Africa as a result of extreme climate change and drought, the Great Green Wall emerges as a living symbol of hope spanning the width of the continent.
