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Vertiv and PNY Technologies partner to accelerate AI infrastructure deployments across Europe, Middle East, and Africa

New distribution partnership empowers System Integrators to deliver validated, high-density AI solutions more efficiently Vertiv (NYSE: VRT), a global leader in critical digital infrastructure and a Solution Advisor in the NVIDIA Partner Network, today announced a distribution agreement with PNY Technologies, a […]

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BDO South Africa: Transport Month 2025 — Driving a Sustainable and Connected Future for South Africa’s Mobility Sector

As South Africa celebrates Transport Month, BDO South Africa underscores the vital importance of sustainability, innovation, and infrastructure investment in shaping the future of mobility and the broader economy. Transport Month, established at the 2005 Transport Lekgotla, is an annual

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DHL Group commits more than €300 million to accelerate trade growth across Africa 

DHL Group (“DHL”) today announced a €300+ million planned investment in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), reaffirming its long-term commitment to a region of growing strategic importance in global trade. The multi-year initiative will be deployed across DHL Express, DHL Global Forwarding,

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Getting back on track – restoring reliability in Gauteng’s rail network takes infrastructure and workforce investment

Gauteng’s rail network has the potential to transform how people move across the province. Reliable passenger rail can connect communities, unlock economic opportunities and make daily commuting faster, safer and more predictable. Restoring the rail system will create a foundation

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