Manufacturing

Dr Mbulelo Nokwequ, Head of Department at DESTEA, outlines some of the Free State’s unique selling propositions.

The Navara will join the popular NP200 and NP300 models, which are already built at Rosslyn and sold in the domestic market, as well as up to 45 pan-African countries.

Gauteng government’s automotive sector incubation programme in collaboration with Nissan South Africa, enhances the country’s business case to produce the new generation Navara locally.

"It is critical for the sustainability of local manufacturing operations that they aggressively pursue opportunities to increase their market share..."

Manufacturing plays a prominent role in Africa’s economic development, made evident by how industrial growth positively affects the overall GDP and productivity of a nation.

On 12 March 1969, Air Products South Africa (Pty) Ltd officially started its journey as a Southern African controlled company.

The drive to start producing renewable energy is growing, and researchers and companies in the North West are investigating several options.

Business South Africa offers companies a unique and effective means of engaging with the private sector and all levels of government in South Africa.

This event, hosted in Nairobi, Kenya, 7-8 May 2019, aims to assess major opportunities and constraints for the development of the Eastern Africa’s manufacturing sector and look at suitable examples from other regions, to enhance the sector’s contribution to the region’s economic transformation.

An opportunity for private sector entities to share with government agencies obstacles they encounter in the investment process and for both parties to set up a mutually beneficial process