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Automotive technology keeps changing: Is Africa adapting?

Indeed, the integration of technological advances has made vehicles more user-friendly, with features improving their value and benefits.

By Stanley Makombe Dec. 8, 2024

Automotive technology keeps changing: Is Africa adapting?

Zim a crucial market for Nissan

The brand-new Nissan mark, a modern and dynamic take on the famous logo, is now on all new Navara models.

By Andrew Muzamhindo Sep. 27, 2024

Munesu Energy targets 200 EV charging stations

This comes as concerns have been raised regarding Zimbabwe’s power outages, which have resulted in prolonged periods of darkness throughout the nation.

By Business Reporter Mar. 27, 2024

Munesu Energy targets 200 EV charging stations

Zim lithium miners to feel the heat as China ends EV subsidy

Last month’s decision to end Chinese EV subsidies means prices will start rising, leading to a slowdown in demand for the cars, and for lithium.

By Freeman Makopa Sep. 15, 2023

Zim lithium miners to feel the heat as China ends EV subsidy

Reflecting on the export ban for raw lithium

The government does not consider concentrates as raw or unprocessed lithium.

By Victor Bhoroma Jan. 27, 2023

Reflecting on the export ban for raw lithium

Deadly gun attack at Russian school

Seven children and six adults were killed, including two security guards and two teachers, according to Russian officials. Staff and pupils have been evacuated from the school buildings.

By Bbc News Sep. 26, 2022

Zimbabwe’s huge say in US$60m lithium market

Zimbabwe is one of only two African countries included in the worldwide report titled ‘Lithium, Keeping an Ion Global Trends, Risks, Opportunities in a Supercharged Market’.

By Tatira Zwinoira Sep. 18, 2022

Zimbabwe’s huge say in US$60m lithium market

Zimbabwe deals help China tighten African lithium grip

Lithium has become a vital raw material required in the transition to a green economy. Lithium ion batteries are commonly utilised in EV manufacturing and in electric devices or solar panels to store excess solar energy.

By The Independent Mar. 13, 2022