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Lithium demand has more than doubled since 2016, and it's supposed to triple by 2025.

Global Citizen, the worlds leading international advocacy organization, today announced the recipients of this years prestigious Global Citizen Prize and the Cisco Youth Leadership Award...

Twenty young South Africans from across South Africa have been selected from more than 340 entrants as participants in the prestigious Design Indaba Emerging Creatives programme for 2023.

Close economic and political ties have triumphed over national interests, business ethics and proper investment protocols as the South African government continues to keep mum despite the R11-billion Chinese auto investment at the Coega Special Economic Zone outside Gqeberha not gaining any tra...

China’s 15th-century exploits may hold lessons for policies in the 21st century. It is a complex world and a knowledge of history can be helpful.

Khari JohnsonDuring a trip home to Johannesburg, South Africa, while completing an engineering masters program in Japan, Pelonomi Moiloa attended the

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Maintaining a balance of international partnerships is critical for Zambia’s economic development. Foreign powers play a central role in supporting domestic infrastructure, mining investment, and health and education programmes. 

While in some corners of the world, the clean energy revolution conjures up images of electric vehicles and expansive wind farms, in countries with mineral reserves critical for producing that clean energy, the transition entails more than switching from a gasoline-powered car to an EV. Demand for transition minerals like the lithium, cobalt, nickel and […]

South Africa expects more benefits from BRICS cooperation: official-