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Shipping insecurity in Tanzania

Shipping insecurity in Tanzania

Ports and geopolitics are increasingly intertwined in Africa, with regional conflicts and security threats affecting economic stability. The ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict has had a ripple effect on African markets, while Houthi rebel attacks in the Red Sea and Suez Canal have heightened shipping insecurity. These disruptions are leading to increased freight costs and cargo delays in East African ports, ultimately undermining the local economy. Journalist: Goodhope Amani

From Europe to Cameroon: A new lease of life for microbrewing in Cameroon

From Europe to Cameroon: A new lease of life for microbrewing in Cameroon

Swiss African Premium Beverage (SAPB) is a microbrewery based near Douala that is revolutionising the brewing scene in Cameroon. Competing with the big local breweries, SAPB is winning over consumers with ROX, a unique beer combining Swiss know-how and Cameroonian flavours. We take a look behind the scenes of this adventure, which is redefining the beer landscape in Cameroon. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health and should be consumed in moderation. Journalist: Maxime Bounya

Tanzania’s Clean Cooking revolution: phasing out charcoal by 2034

Tanzania’s Clean Cooking revolution: phasing out charcoal by 2034

Tanzania is leading clean cooking with a national strategy to eliminate charcoal use by 2034 and reach 80% access to clean cooking. LPG companies like ORYX Energies distribute free kits to food vendors, helping people transition away from firewood and charcoal. While global summits discuss solutions, Tanzania is already taking action under President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s ten-year plan. Journalist: Goodhope Amani

Aissatou Ami Touré – mobile banking and inclusive finance

Aissatou Ami Touré – mobile banking and inclusive finance

Aissatou Ami Touré, Managing Director of Yassir Senegal, an Algerian e-commerce start-up. The company offers digital financial services, enabling users to pay, save and borrow, in addition to e-commerce and delivery solutions. During this interview, Aissatou discussed the challenges of mobile payments for e-commerce in Africa. She was awarded the Les Margaret Prize 2024 in the Africa category, organised by the Journée de la Femme Digitale (JFD).

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