Brewing a beer revolution in Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa's agricultural sector needs to harvest the fruits of biotechnology in order to establish sustainable development, says a Chatham House report.

African leaders need to consider the fact that one in three Africans, that’s 600 million people, has no access to electricity. Neither do some 10 million small and medium-sized enterprises.

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Data revolution all so important in Africa
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Ahead of Jovago’s launch of its hotel booking application this month (September), smart phones are still ruling the market but featured phones are complementing them according to a survey done in East Africa.

According to the survey released by Jovago Tanzania, it shows that since 2011 Smartphone penetration remains popular compared to feature phones, by increasing from 3% in 2011 to 15% in 2015 and is projected to reach 33% by 2018.

But also, Samsung Metro being the most popular brand among...

Poor communication between the agriculture, environment and agroforestry sectors will keep Africa waiting for a “green revolution” a little longer.

Africa’s N°1 Hotel Booking website, Jovago.com has released its first mobile application in order to facilitate the hotel booking process for its customers and push the ‘mobile first’ initiative of the Africa Internet Group.

Africa’s leading hotel-booking website Jovago announced the launch of a new mobile application which allows customers access their vast inventory of 25,000 hotels in Africa on and offline.

The self-developed Jovago.com Hotels Booking is a free mobile application for the...

SABMiller accepts "in principle" an increased takeover offer from rival brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev of £44 a share.

Chadema youth wing (Bavicha) has given the Higher Education Students’ Loans Board (HESLB) 72 hours to issue a clarification on why a majority of students have missed loans for the academic year that has just started.

The fortified town with 82 mosques and a brewery