Western Cape

Smart Procurement World will be returning to Western Cape for the 7th time in 2020, 18 - 20 May at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.

ATIS 2020 brings together public and private sector representatives to discuss projects and finance initiatives and explore the untapped potential of Africa’s tourism sector.

Cape Town has established itself as a key technology hub in Africa with a number of major companies launching their head offices in the city.

The President of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Brig. Rtd. Julius Maada Wonie Bio, is confirmed to attend the 2020 Investing in African Mining Indaba, taking place in Cape Town from 3 – 6 February 2020.

Africa Energy Indaba 2020 to host synergistic discussions, unleashing insights and catalysing business opportunities that will pave the way for a more secure energy landscape across Africa.

While the Western Cape has a lower unemployment rate than most regions, the problem is still acute. Blueberries may provide part of the answer.

Improved energy trade and energy integration initiatives will boost economic development in Africa by reducing transaction costs and enabling market and economic collaboration.

The President will be accompanied by a large delegation from the DRC including two newly appointed cabinet ministers, Hon. Eustache Muhanzi Mubembe, Minister for Energy and Hydrocarbons, and Hon. Willy Kitobo Samsoni, Minister of Mines.

South Africa’s wine tourism sector is experiencing rapid growth and gaining international recognition, making this a lucrative sector for investment.

The Western Cape’s exports are expanding while the region’s reputation as a technology hub continues to grow.