Ergosystem : Wall to Wall Innovation
Ergosystem and its subsidiary companies, translucent and acoustic, are creative and innovative solutions-driven companies based in South Africa operating in the commercial, hospitality, retail and domestic interiors markets.
Chandaria Industries : Wiping Away the Competition
Chandaria Industries celebrate 50 years of manufacturing products for Kenya, East and Central Africa.
Shaw River Manganese : Managing Manganese Mining
Shaw River Ltd. have recently pushed forward with their flagship Otjozondu project in Namibia, where excellent logistics means a competitive investment environment.
Lithon : Namibia’s One Stop Shop For Project Consultancy
In an industry that demands perfection, Lithon Project Consultants is striving to become the preferred company of choice in this ever-competitive field.
Belo & Kies : A Hands-On Construction Company
With a focus on a continued reputation for quality and efficiency, Belo & Kies adopt a hands-on approach to construction.
The Sarit Centre : Bringing retail to East Africa first
We chat to Peter Moll about The Sarit Centre, the first ever shopping mall in East Africa which opened its doors in 1983.
Bigen Africa : Leading Infrastructure Development Solutions
The vision of Bigen Africa is to improve the quality of life for all through the development of sustainable infrastructure solutions.
ADB Airfield Solutions : Ensuring a Smooth Flight
ADB Airfield Solutions ensure that airports around the world maintain a high standard in both construction and technology products.
Freightworx : Delivering Your Tomorrow, Today
Freightworx have risen from one man with a vision, to a multi-national logistics powerhouse.
Eltek : Striking the Perfect Balance
For over 40 years, Eltek have constantly led the way in high efficiency power electronics across the African continent.
Techno Brain : The Brains to Succeed
Techno Brain seek to establish a prominent global position and strong brand credibility as an IT solution provider.
Eaton Towers : Towering Ahead
Africa Outlook talks to Alan Harper, the Co-founder and CEO of African telecoms infrastructure firm Eaton Towers, which owns and manages telecom infrastructure across the continent and has plans to build 250 transmitter towers this year.
