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The growing number of international companies and professional services firms exiting South Africa should serve as a wake-up call for the country.
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Windhoek CBD is GTA IRL. You look away for 2 seconds and someone is already running a side quest 😭🇳🇦
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KAROI FARM FOR SALE | US$1.4 Million | 862 Hectares | Title Deeds
Prime established tobacco farm in the heart of Zimbabwe’s tobacco belt, Mashonaland West (Hurungwe District). 🇿🇼🚜🚬
Strategic Location
- ~205 km from Harare (approx. 3.5 hrs via A1 Highway)
- ~287 km from Lusaka (approx. 6 hrs drive)
- ~150 km from Chirundu border post (Zambia)
Perfectly positioned for efficient logistics to both domestic and regional markets.
Key Infrastructure Highlights
- 24 conventional tobacco barns + Chongololo curing facility
- Centre pivot irrigation system
- Dam + reservoirs + 2 boreholes (with underground main line)
- Extensive staff accommodation (dozens of houses + quarters)
- 9-room main farmhouse + additional housing
- 100 kVA + 10 kVA generators + main-line electricity
- Workshop, farm shop, grading sheds, fuel tanks
- MF 460 tractor included
This is a turnkey opportunity with serious production capacity already in place.
Serious buyers only.
Contact Tatenda: +263-771-063-385
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My guy had a glass of White Horse+coke to the brim and not a single drop. That is talent 😭😭
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Dangote | Afrexim Bank | Namibia 🇳🇦
Refined in Lagos, Shipped to Walvis Bay, paid in African currency, Africa’s fuel loop is about to close.
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Namibians could get a break from foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) restrictions before the festive season if no new cases are detected outside the affected areas.
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BREAKING: Paraguay's president has resigned after bank collapse left millions of people without access to their accounts
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Namibia has launched a state-owned air ambulance service to boost emergency healthcare services in remote areas.
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Dangote visited Zimbabwe several times, exploring potential investment opportunities. However, once investors assess the operating environment, dollarisation exposes them to sovereign risk, expensive capital, high operating costs and policy uncertainty. Zimbabwe remains an unattractive investment destination for most international investors, with the notable exception of Chinese operators, who often arrive with their own equipment, supply chains and workforce.
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Aliko Dangote has broken ground on a new fuel depot in Walvis Bay, Namibia, as part of a US$2.5 billion project to make fuel distribution across the region more efficient.
The project includes a 600-million-litre storage facility and a planned 1,700km pipeline across SADC.
Dangote says it will be completed within 18–20 months.
“We want to heavily invest so that most of the landlocked countries will be able to access petroleum products at a cheaper price”
Aliko Dangote speaks on his plans to build an oil pipeline network to supply fuel across Southern Africa.
The plan includes a 240-million-barrel storage facility at Walvis Bay, Namibia. Fuel would then be moved through a 2,600 km pipeline network
connecting Botswana, SA, Zim, Zambia and the DRC.
The region’s limited fuel storage and pipeline infrastructure leaves many countries relying on trucks to move fuel. This adds to costs and transit times.
Dangote’s plan is to invest in pipelines to lower those costs and help grow demand for his petroleum in SADC. In 2025, Dangote sold 158,000 tonnes of fuel to Southern Africa, compared with 4 million tonnes in West Africa.
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We need 100 Alikos on this continent! Africans who think scale, impact and bold as a lion 🦁!
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Aliko Dangote has broken ground on a new fuel depot in Walvis Bay, Namibia, as part of a US$2.5 billion project to make fuel distribution across the region more efficient.
The project includes a 600-million-litre storage facility and a planned 1,700km pipeline across SADC.
Dangote says it will be completed within 18–20 months.
“We want to heavily invest so that most of the landlocked countries will be able to access petroleum products at a cheaper price”
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Three British women vanish after failing to return from South Africa trib.al/FTDB0rE
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PARACETAMOL IN FOOD: Some Kenyan hotels and small eateries appear to have discovered an unusual shortcut in their kitchens. Cooks are reportedly adding paracetamol tablets to ...(Thread1/2)
