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Energy Capital & Power / Press release | Critical Minerals Africa 2023 Prepares for Official Opening with Full Day of Strategic Presentations - Vimarsana News

Energy Capital & Power / Press release | Critical Minerals Africa 2023 Prepares for Official Opening with Full Day of Strategic Presentations

Critical Minerals Africa 2023 Prepares for Official Opening with Full Day of Strategic Presentations

Establishing Sustainable Raw Material Value Chains at Critical Minerals Africa 2023 - Vimarsana News

Establishing Sustainable Raw Material Value Chains at Critical Minerals Africa 2023

A high-level presentation on the European Union’s (EU) AfricaMaVal initiative and related efforts to establish sustainable critical raw...

Energy Capital & Power / Press release | Establishing Sustainable Raw Material Value Chains at Critical Minerals Africa 2023 - Vimarsana News

Energy Capital & Power / Press release | Establishing Sustainable Raw Material Value Chains at Critical Minerals Africa 2023

Establishing Sustainable Raw Material Value Chains at Critical Minerals Africa 2023

Eastern Cape Export Symposium kicks off next week - Vimarsana News

Eastern Cape Export Symposium kicks off next week

The Eastern Cape Export Symposium In East London next week on 17 18 August will feature discussions, developments, exporting and exports from the EC, plus opportunities flowing from South Africa's key trade agreements, such as BRICS, AGOA, AfCFTA, and trade with the EU and the UK. The 5th edition of this annual key economic intervention…

South African companies could boost exports to European... - Vimarsana News

South African companies could boost exports to European...

South African companies are missing out on R350-billion a year in export opportunities to the European Union, new research shows. This ‘low-hanging fruit’ – sometimes quite literally – comprises products that can be exported to the EU duty-free.