We continue talking about women in business and their journeys which rarely follow a straight line. Whether a business is navigating growth, operational challenges, leadership transitions, changing markets or the pressures of scaling, every challenge presents an opportunity to rethink how the business operates and where it wants to go next.

Dr Ramatsemela Masango is CEO of Ario, an engineering and renewable energy firm. She spoke toThami Ngubeni about her experience on what it takes for businesses to move beyond identifying problems to finding practical, sustainable solutions. Also the question of problem solving.

We continue talking about women in business and their journeys which rarely follow a straight line. Whether a business is navigating growth, operational challenges, leadership transitions, changing markets or the pressures of scaling, every challenge presents an opportunity to rethink how the business operates and where it wants to go next.
Dr Ramatsemela Masango is CEO of Ario, an engineering and renewable energy firm. She spoke toThami Ngubeni about her experience on what it takes for businesses to move beyond identifying problems to finding practical, sustainable solutions. Also the question of problem solving.

In-depth financial issues, profiling of African businesses doing well internationally, stocks & market updates.

In-depth financial issues, profiling of African businesses doing well internationally, stocks &amp; market updates.

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What does it take for businesses to move beyond identifying problems to finding practical, sustainable solutions?

Uganda President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and his Tanzanian counterpart Samia Suluhu Hassan have endorsed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at reshaping East Africa's energy economy by shifting the region's focus from crude oil exports to building an integrated regional energy and industrial hub. 

The agreement, signed by the Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC), the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) and Vitol Bahrain E.C., provides the framework for the proposed Tanga Regional Energy Hub. The project will integrate petroleum refining, storage, logistics, petrochemicals and cross-border energy infrastructure along Tanzania's Indian Ocean coast.

 To discuss this further Thami Ngubeni spoke to Energy economist Dr Lungile Mashele.

Uganda President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and his Tanzanian counterpart Samia Suluhu Hassan have endorsed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at reshaping East Africa's energy economy by shifting the region's focus from crude oil exports to building an integrated regional energy and industrial hub.&nbsp;
The agreement, signed by the Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC), the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) and Vitol Bahrain E.C., provides the framework for the proposed Tanga Regional Energy Hub. The project will integrate petroleum refining, storage, logistics, petrochemicals and cross-border energy infrastructure along Tanzania's Indian Ocean coast.
&nbsp;To discuss this further Thami Ngubeni spoke to Energy economist Dr Lungile Mashele.

Uganda, Tanzanian endorse a landmark MoU aimed at reshaping East Africa's energy economy

As South Africa marks Women's month,  we look at what transformation means in today's agricultural landscape and why empowering women is essential to building a more inclusive and resilient sector.

Product Portfolio Head of Agriculture for FNB Commercial, Zanele Mabelane spoke to Thami Ngubeni about the state of women in this sector.

As South Africa marks Women's month, &nbsp;we look at what transformation means in today's agricultural landscape and why empowering women is essential to building a more inclusive and resilient sector.
Product Portfolio Head of Agriculture for FNB Commercial, Zanele Mabelane spoke to Thami Ngubeni about the state of women in this sector.

Why empowering women is essential to building a more inclusive, resilient sector

We continue a series, talking about women in business and the challenges they still need to overcome. Those in the industry say that building a sustainable business requires more than a strong idea. It demands resilience, commercial discipline, adaptability, strong client relationships and the ability to make difficult decisions through different stages of growth.

For women entrepreneurs, the journey can also include barriers around access to markets, capital, networks and decision-making opportunities.

 To talk about what enables women-led companies to survive, scale and build lasting enterprises, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Judith Middleton, CEO of DUO Marketing and Communication.

We continue a series, talking about women in business and the challenges they still need to overcome. Those in the industry say that building a sustainable business requires more than a strong idea. It demands resilience, commercial discipline, adaptability, strong client relationships and the ability to make difficult decisions through different stages of growth.
For women entrepreneurs, the journey can also include barriers around access to markets, capital, networks and decision-making opportunities.
&nbsp;To talk about what enables women-led companies to survive, scale and build lasting enterprises, Thami Ngubeni spoke to Judith Middleton, CEO of DUO Marketing and Communication.

What does it take for businesses to move beyond identifying problems to finding practical, sustainable solutions?

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