Natural gas reserves in Africa is expected to last another 55 years before being depleted. That is according to Statista, a global data and business intelligence platform. Algeria is the main natural gas producer in Africa, followed by Egypt and Nigeria. Meanwhile South Africa has four months to act to avoid a supply crisis. Industry leaders will be gathering in Cape Town in South Africa for the 16th Africa Energy Indaba which will be held from the 5th of March.

For more on the indaba and gas in particular, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Mzi Tyhokolo, Group CEO of SLG Gas.

Natural gas reserves in Africa is expected to last another 55 years before being depleted. That is according to Statista, a global data and business intelligence platform. Algeria is the main natural gas producer in Africa, followed by Egypt and Nigeria. Meanwhile South Africa has four months to act to avoid a supply crisis. Industry leaders will be gathering in Cape Town in South Africa for the 16th Africa Energy Indaba which will be held from the 5th of March.
For more on the indaba and gas in particular, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Mzi Tyhokolo, Group CEO of SLG Gas.

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16th Africa Energy Indaba to be held in in SA, Cape Town

Thami Ngubeni and Victor Kgomoeswana, author of  "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back" discuss top stories in Africa for this week.

Thami Ngubeni and Victor Kgomoeswana, author of  "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back" discuss top stories in Africa for this week.

Business Roundup with Victor Kgomoeswana, author of  "Africa Is Open For Business" and "Africa Bounces Back"

As the South African E-hailing industry continues to grow, safety remains a top priority. While the National Land Transport Act NLTA empowers the government to implement stricter regulations there is a need for collaboration between the E-hailing industry stakeholders to come together to find solutions on how to tackle the safety challenges faced by the industry. InDrive, one of the E-hailing companies hosted a safety symposium initiative in Sandton, Johannesburg yesterday under the theme "Driving Change, A Collaborative Approach to Safety". Channel Africa reporter Micheal Mbewe filed this report.

As the South African E-hailing industry continues to grow, safety remains a top priority. While the National Land Transport Act NLTA empowers the government to implement stricter regulations there is a need for collaboration between the E-hailing industry stakeholders to come together to find solutions on how to tackle the safety challenges faced by the industry. InDrive, one of the E-hailing companies hosted a safety symposium initiative in Sandton, Johannesburg yesterday under the theme "Driving Change, A Collaborative Approach to Safety". Channel Africa reporter Micheal Mbewe filed this report.

SA E-hailing industry continues to grow, and safety remains a top priority

Embracing digital payment solutions can offer enhanced security, efficiency, and growth opportunities for local entrepreneurs, traders and small-business owners. South Africa has seen a surge in the adoption of digital wallets and payments, due to its convenience, speed, security and reach. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Jonathan Holden, Chief Operations Officer at SOLmate.

Embracing digital payment solutions can offer enhanced security, efficiency, and growth opportunities for local entrepreneurs, traders and small-business owners. South Africa has seen a surge in the adoption of digital wallets and payments, due to its convenience, speed, security and reach. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Jonathan Holden, Chief Operations Officer at SOLmate.

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