The growing competition in the retail market in sub Saharan Africa has a lot to do with the appeal of packaging of typical first world products over that of local entrepreneurs. Several years ago entrepreneurs and community groups selling food products, often use recycled bottles and a simple black and white printed label like [...]
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 This has much of the makings of a really good initiative. It is a non profit organisation established by General Mills from it’s Corporate Social Responsibility programme. click image to visit site It links the technical and business expertise of volunteer employees at General Mills, Cargill and DSM to small and medium-sized mills and [...] from: MEDIAite (click image for full story online) from: Acadamy of Science (click image for full story online) from: Maplecroft (click image for full story online) Here is an interesting South African company and product. The product is an instant meal that does not require any cooking energy from the user and is ready to eat in 8 minutes.
from: Instant Hot Meals (click image for full story online)
There are of course other instant products, although these [...] I have started a twitter where I will be talking about food processing enterprises in Africa as a supplement to the DIGIVU blog and also to announce what I am posting here.
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To see what I am twitting and have the [...] Here is a really good online resource – it covers a wide range of scientific subjects from an African angle and also periodically presents really practical series with a do-it-yourself flavour.
from: Science in Africa
For example there was a series on essential oils including processing and how to produce alcohol from [...] I came across this the other day. While I can agree with the basis that it now time for a better Africa I have not been able to understand what this is really about.
from: Brand Africa (click image for full story online)
I’m actually not too dumb, but don’t get it [...] Listen to this address from Bill Gates. the worlds most active philanthropist. He speaks of Microsoft Innovation Centres in Africa that will serve 6 000 business people each. Find more videos like this on Business Fights Poverty Watch here for more on Microsoft Innovation Centres. [...] |
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