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Source: Peter Luhanga/GroundUp. An aerial view of Khayalam informal settlement in Khayelitsha beside the N2.

What Cape Town is spending on homes, roads and the N2 wall

GroundUp Staff and Peter Luhanga 25 Mar 2026

The truck driver who turns overnight stops into a living archive of Namibia

The truck driver who turns overnight stops into a living archive of Namibia

Unitrans 25 Mar 2026

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Rising energy costs pose risks to South Africa's mining exports

25 Mar 2026

ISS re-launches after 15 years, setting the stage for accelerated growth across Africa

ISS re-launches after 15 years, setting the stage for accelerated growth across Africa

Innovative Idea Solutions 25 Mar 2026

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FlySafair adds extra Joburg–Harare flights for Easter travel surge

25 Mar 2026

Source: Reuters | An MSC container ship crosses the Strait of Gibraltar from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea, near the northern tip of the port of Tangier, Morocco, January 8, 2026. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh/File Photo

Cape shipping diversions boost Africa’s bunkering hubs

25 Mar 2026

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Smarter field sales, without the enterprise price tag

Smarter field sales, without the enterprise price tag

MegaVision Media 13 Mar 2026

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#BizTrends2026 | Sedna's Anton Fester: The digital evolution of safety across Africa’s critical industries

Anton Fester 16 Jan 2026

Locals walk past trains parked at Lobito station, which forms part of the Benguela Railway line, in Lobito, western Angola. Image credit: Reuters

The Lobito Corridor and why Africa needs to think globally and act regionally

Shirley Webber and Stephen Seaka 12 Jan 2026

Anheuser-Busch InBev will buy back a 49.9% stake in its US metal container plants for about $3 billion (Image source: © AB InBev

AB InBev buys back stake in US metal packaging plants for $3bn

8 Jan 2026

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