More than $50 billion pledged to support increasing energy access across Africa.
It includes millions in financial aid as part of Pepfar funding.
This approach aims to mitigate risks in an increasingly fragmented global landscape.
The trade union has called for the rate-cutting cycle to continue, but the risk of rising inflation could hamper further cuts.
One of the notable developments in the sector is the growing trend of external training, with freight companies investing in paid-for programmes.
An easing of political tensions in Mozambique appears to be improving waiting times at the country’s ports.
The aircraft delivery coincides with the launch of new flights and frequency increases.
The country is also well on its way to exiting the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list, says National Treasury.
For businesses and consumers, the Masterplan will provide a secure and efficient payment ecosystem that supports economic growth.
