An eco tourism project set up by the a Tunisian architect was awarded the "2007 Energy Globe Award" for the efficiency of its energy consumption and its capacity to integrate and valorise the 5 natural elements, water, air, earth, sun

The Mozambican government on Tuesday announced the sale of 10 per cent of the shares in the publicly-owned Mozambican Hydrocarbon Company (CMH) - but only Mozambican individuals or companies may purchase the shares.

THE upgrading of the Bulawayo-Kezi Road has resumed with the Ministry of Transport and Communications employees working on a narrow stretch between Natisa Business Centre and Malundi Cattle Sales.

So, why are the Kenyan roads bad?" an international journalist posed. The gentleman had travelled on our roads, those of Somalia, Rwanda, Congo and Uganda and he wanted to get some Africa bad roads 101 from me! Guess my answer?

Maersk Line emerged winner of the Best Shipping Line (Asia-Europe) Award for the 21st consecutive year at the Asian Freight and Supply Chain Awards (AFSCA).

Developing rural financial services in Africa depends on infrastructures to link rural residents to financial institutions and to markets, stressed an African Development Bank (ADB) Consultant, Zeinab El Bakri, speaking in Maputo on Monday.

The South African Airways (SAA) has made huge strides with regards to its restructuring programme, says SAA Chief Executive Officer, Dr Khaya Ngqula.

With only 759 days left before the 2010 FIFA World Cup kick off, Transport Minister Jeff Radebe has assured the world that transport projects across all host cities in South Africa are on their way to being completed.

Three container freight stations meant to ease port congestion are getting overwhelmed by huge cargo flow.

The Angolan Transport minister, Augusto Tomás da Silva visits this Tuesday the structures of the Luanda Airport, to learn of its functioning, the works being carried out, as well as the projects in progress turned to the improvement of services

The Mombasa port has its own fair share of challenges, including piracy in neighbouring Somalia, stowaways, and arms trafficking.

East Africa's leading sea ports have been fighting congestion, but the Port of Dar- es- Salaam seems to have come out worse off after Mombasa was able to get a way forward.

The Port of Mombasa does not feature among the top 30 in the competitive global container trade, the Containerisation International report indicates.

Truck transport charges in the East and Central Africa region could rise sharply after a study conducted by a transport companies' umbrella body revealed a surge in costs of conducting such a business, Shipping News has exclusively learnt.

The deadline for investors to lodge claims for their shares in Nyaga Stockbrokers Limited will not be extended, the managers of the cash-strapped firm have said.

A technical hitch saved Nairobi motorists from digging deeper into their pockets after Kenya Oil Company petrol pumps failed to adjust past Sh100 per litre of fuel.

BARRING any last minute change, the Federal Government is scheduled to formally endorse the terms of agreement on the handing over of the ownership of NICON Insurance to Mr Jimoh Ibrahim before a Federal high court sitting in Abuja by

INDUSTRIAL group Barloworld, which posted a strong set of results for the six months to March yesterday, will spend R500m to upgrade facilities as it gears up to take advantage of growth in the mining and construction sectors in southern

The resignation of Kagiso Trust Investments COO Roger Jardine, effective 30 June 2008, was announced by Johnson Njeke, group MD of Kagiso Trust Investments (KTI), this morning, Tuesday 13 May. Jardine will, however, continue in the role of non-executive chairman

UNITED Bank for Africa, (UBA) has announced a major restructuring of the bank into six Strategic Business Groups and three Strategic Support groups.