WhyAfrica
WhyAfrica provides valuable insights and guidance to international companies, investors, and entrepreneurs looking to operate in Africa. We share our expertise and knowledge, and we leverage our vast global business network to offer effective consulting services.
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3 days ago |
whyafrica.co.za | Leon Louw
Raising the bar will sustain momentum in DRC miningThe mining sector in the DRC needs to adopt and apply international standards. As the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) works towards leveraging its mining sector for broader economic upliftment, it will need to support the raising of standards across a wide range of mining disciplines.
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4 days ago |
whyafrica.co.za | Leon Louw
Lunda a boost for USA’s critical mineral imports from ZambiaLunda Resources is a potential critical mineral powerhouse in Zambia. By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica and editor of the WhyAfrica magazineUSA based Lunda Resources’ venture in Zambia is set to boost copper and cobalt exports from Zambia to the USA. Two years ago, Zambia exported more than USD51.3-million worth of refined copper to the USA.
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5 days ago |
whyafrica.co.za | Leon Louw
On the flooded frontlines of Africa’s top copper projectsWater ingress, dewatering and submersible pumps is WhyAfrica’s focus this week. By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica and editor of the WhyAfrica magazine. Underground water ingress, dewatering and submersible pumps are in the spotlight this week as two copper projects in Africa continue their battle against water.
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6 days ago |
whyafrica.co.za | Leon Louw
Africa’s role in France’s New Rail DealAfrica already plays a significant role in the French governments New Rail Deal. By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica and editor of the WhyAfrica magazineAlthough Africa already plays a significant role in the French governments “” (New Rail Deal), geopolitical tension could further strengthen existing ties.
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1 week ago |
whyafrica.co.za | Leon Louw
Will the real copper giants please stand up? As the world’s demand for natural resources increase, so does demand for mining equipment. By Leon Louw founder of WhyAfrica and editor of the WhyAfrica magazine One of my favourite things to do when visiting mines or quarries in Africa during the annual WhyAfrica Road Trip, is to make notes of equipment on site, both in the pit, underground and in the processing plant. Because I’m curious I ask a lot of questions about the performance of equipment.
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