Graphite minerals have been discovered in large quantities in Mauritius and Mozambique, as well as in Tanga, Arusha, Ruvuma, Lindi and Morogoro regions in Tanzania.
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Despite the difficulties brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, diamonds continue to be the country’s best performer in terms of export commodities, this publication can reveal. Read more.
Tanzania enjoys good relations with its neighbours in the region and in recent years has been an active participant in efforts to promote peaceful resolution of conflicts, foster good economic and trade cooperation. Read more.
The Government of Zambia is seeking to establish a modern tomato (red gold) processing project worth US$5 million, to be undertaken through a Special Purpose Vehicle that will be wholly owned by private investors. Read more.
Windhoek-Diamonds continue to be the backbone of the Namibia economy while the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) remains a top export earner for the Southern African country, the Namibia Statistics Agency has said in their latest assessment of the Namibian economy. Read more.
Windhoek-NAMIBIA has been experiencing a decent swell of cargo handled at the country’s recently expanded Walvis Bay Port with increased shipments by Zambia, Zimbabwe and Botswana who also have dry port facilities in that country. Read more.
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has commenced the functionality of the incremental export incentive scheme, which is said to have a goal of boosting export-led growth by seeing to it that some exporters retain up to 100% of their portion of earnings. Read more.
Currently, 38 African countries have signed the AfCFTA, and Seychelles will be the latest member. Read more.
Botswana launched new visa regulations as a way to improve and boost the tourism sector on the and it granted tourists access to arrive into the country without having previously applied for a visa.
In its frantic attempt to meet the beef, dairy and poultry market demands, Malawi’s livestock industry barely scratches the surface when yet a close, deliberate, environmental scan exposes the country as a lucrative investment destination for intensive livestock production.
Zimbabwe is home to several types of wood that can be used for structural purposes in building and construction; treated and untreated poles for transmission lines; hardwood for furniture manufacturing; and industrial wood for packaging, pallets, and cable drums. Read more.
