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Israeli technology helps bring water to rural Africa - Vimarsana News

Israeli technology helps bring water to rural Africa

Owini, a subsidiary company of the Mitrelli Group, was able to make water more accessible in more than 200 remote villages across Angola, where locals have to travel for miles in order to access water in order to shower or cook

Mitrelli Group head Haim Taib: 'I see Africa as the future of the world' - Vimarsana News

Mitrelli Group head Haim Taib: 'I see Africa as the future of the world'

Taib offered to join forces with governments and business leaders who see the potential in Africa’s natural resources and its human capital.

Source: jpost.com
Innovative models are key to Africa's future - opinion - Vimarsana News

Innovative models are key to Africa's future - opinion

Our goal has always been to create sustainable solutions, while paving the way for future entrepreneurs to change the way they change the world. Not just to build buildings, but to build communities.

Source: jpost.com
Haim Taib's vision  for the future of Africa and Israel - Vimarsana News

Haim Taib's vision  for the future of Africa and Israel

The Mitrelli Group has developed innovative, pioneering solutions for the African nation of Angola in such areas as telecommunications, water, healthcare, housing, education, and energy.

Source: jpost.com
Israel's space tourist being sued for hundreds of millions by the Minesweeper - Vimarsana News

Israel's space tourist being sued for hundreds of millions by the Minesweeper

Avi Buzaglo-Yoresh, who developed a technology that can detect minefields through aerial images and was Eytan Stibbe’s partner, is suing the next astronaut, claiming he is owed funds from defense exports and projects in Africa. Stibbe: My connection to this activity and lawsuit is zero