The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has launched its automated trading system that will enable all transactions to be done electronically from the previous manual system, according to Lina Mushanguri, ZSE, business development executive
Source: African Review
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange launches automated trading system
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Veriga Lesce has a long-established reputation as one of the world-leading manufacturer of chains
Source: African Review
The value in Veriga’s tyre protection chains
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Five solar power projects, valued at a total of US$250mn, have been licensed by the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA)
Source: African Review
Zimbabwe licenses US0mn of solar power projects
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Germany’s MAN Diesel & Turbo is planning to diversify its interests in Nigeria’s electricity market, following the opening of a sales division in Lagos
Source: African Review
MAN Diesel & Turbo plans to deepen presence in Nigeria’s power sector
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Developers Alstom have claimed its new train manufacturing site will deliver 3,840 coaches over the next ten years
Source: African Review
New train manufacturing site in South Africa to deliver 3,480 coaches over next decade
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Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi has stated that China is ready to strengthen co-operation with Tunisia in areas such as trade, infrastructure and industrial capacity
Source: African Review
China and Tunisia pledge to boost co-operation
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The Nigerian government has signed an MoU with a consortium consisting of Nigeria-based Nigus Greenergy and South African Volt Renewables for the development of three solar power plants with a total capacity of 300MW
Source: African Review
Nigeria signs MoU with IPP consortium
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Nigeria is seeking investments of US$7bn in mining and steel sectors over the next decade for developing the gold and iron ore extraction industries to diversify its oil-dependent economy
Source: African Review
Nigeria seeks USbn to boost mining, steel industry
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Aggreko won the bid to supply Benin with 100MW of power for one year to help its rapidly growing industrial sector The one year contract will support the country’s national grid with energy generated from ADDGAS – an add-on technology, which substitutes a significant portion of diesel fuel with natural gas. With an annual GDP…
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Power solutions firm APR Energy has expanded its interim generation capacity for Societe Nationale d’Électricite du Senegal (Senelec), Senegal’s national electric utility
Source: African Review
APR Energy expands power generation in Senegal
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