GITW 2025: Shaping Africa’s Future in Infrastructure, Trade & Energy
Accra, Ghana – The 6th edition of Ghana Investment & Trade Week (GITW 2025) is confirmed to take place from […]
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Innomotics displays efficient motors and drives at Hannover Messe
In the low-voltage range, Innomotics is expanding its portfolio with permanent magnet motors of the most advanced energy efficiency class IE6.
Unlocking Sub-Saharan Africa’s Manufacturing Potential: Key to Job Creation and Economic Transformation
The Manufacturing Indaba 2025 will bring together policymakers, manufacturers, investors, development finance institutions, and innovators to accelerate industrial development across the continent.
Atlas Copco Power Technique and JR Compressors demonstrate the strength of partnership
FL_Quinton Pretorius-JR Compressors, Riaan Burke-Power Technique, Chantal Jonker-JR Compressors, Jonathan Cassell & Theuns Viljoen-Power Technique
Sustainable Manufacturing and Green Energy: Renewable Integration Key to Powering African Industry
Johannesburg, South Africa: 12 June 2025 – Featuring a focused conference session discussing “Sustainable Manufacturing and Green Energy”, the Manufacturing Indaba will shine a
Stronger together: Partnerships will transform Africa’s mining sector
Mining Indaba 2026 comes at a crucial time for Africa, as it maps the role it will play in the global economy.
Unlocking Industrial Potential: Financing African Manufacturing Growth Takes Centre Stage
According to the African Development Bank (AfDB), Africa’s manufacturing sector requires over US$50 billion annually in new investment to meet industrialisation goals, but the continent faces a financing gap of at least US$20–25 billion per year.
Kenya Confirms Delegation of Exhibitors to Showcase “Made in Africa” at Manufacturing Indaba 2025
The strong Kenyan presence reflects a shared continental vision to unlock intra-African trade and industrial development, in alignment with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
Africa’s Manufacturing Sector: Overcoming Challenges to Unlock a $1 Trillion Growth Opportunity
According to the African Development Bank, the continent’s manufacturing output could grow from $500 billion today to over $1 trillion by 2030, driven by rapid urbanisation, a booming population, regional trade integration, and increasing demand for African-made goods.