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Solar Project Brings Relief to Malawi Health Facilities
15th November 2017 As part of its ongoing commitment to developing the healthcare infrastructure in Malawi, the country’s Ministry of Health, through the Global Fund Project Implementation Unit (PIU), has embarked on a $3,7-million project to install solar energy at 85 health facilities nationwide. In an interview... →
Data visualisation being used to optimise supply chains
22nd September 2017 Supply chain solutions specialist Resolve Solution Partners leverages its technology platforms and systems to simulate various permutations and changes to clients’ logistics processes to develop solutions to problems and improve on current business models. Data visualisation is a powerful tool... →
Food, beverage supply chain under focus at SAPICS 2017 conference
24th April 2017 Food production is the world’s largest manufacturing sector, and in Africa it is second only to the oil and gas industry – based on the combined revenue of the 111 largest African agro-food companies. Potential for further growth is substantial, but it relies on efficient and innovative supply... →
Resolve Immix
27th January 2017 Logistics and supply chain services provider Imperial Logistics’s subsidiary, Resolve Immix, a sister company of Resolve Solution Partners, is a local Microsoft enterprise resource planning (ERP) Gold partner, with a focus on the mining industry and industrial manufacturing and services. Having... →
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BUSA pays tribute to Mthembu
Business Unity South Africa (BUSA) says organised business mourns the passing of Jackson Mthembu, who was "one of South Africa’s hardest-working Ministers and a reliable social partner to engage with". Mthembu passed away this week from Covid-19-related complications. →
Japan and the UK partnering on robotics for use in nuclear facilities
Japan and the UK are partnering to develop and deploy new automation and robotics techniques for use in both the decommissioning of nuclear plants and the development of nuclear fusion energy. The project, designated LongOps, will receive £12-million in funding and will run for four years. The... →