Zambia is making it easier for travelers to get visas, while S. Africa has suffered a decline in tourism due to strict visa rules.
Tourists flock to Zambia; S. Africa keeps them out
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Monthly Archives: September 2015
FEATURE: Molten salt reactors — a nuclear comeback?
MSRs are the focus of startups and countries, drawn by their safety, efficiency, and use of radioactive waste as fuel.
BCLS: Business Strategies for the Next Decade
Leo Tilman, Alex Goldberg, and Daniel Fountenberry discussed innovation, the end of intermediaries, and social responsibility.
FEATURE: Leak poisons Barrick Gold’s reputation
The firm’s Veladero mine in Argentina leaked 15,000 liters of cyanide into a nearby river, setting off outrage and investigations.
South Africa eager to invest in the DRC
A delegation of 48 South African business people visit the DRC with an eye toward investing in post-conflict development.
Jamaica may become world’s medical marijuana hub
Two partnerships between Colorado cannabis firms and Jamaican counterparts follow pot’s recent decriminalization.
France to support Nigeria in security, economic struggles
President Muhammadu Buhari’s state trip to Paris pays off with additional French defense assistance and investment.
Tech sharing to boost China-S.E. Asia, Arab ties
As a result of two regional summits, China will set up joint tech centers with ASEAN and the Arab world.
FEATURE: Demand for geothermal heats up
As the geothermal industry’s biggest conference approaches, new plants are announced around the world.
Offshore wind projects to breeze through Indian bureaucracy
India plans to increase its current 23GW of onshore wind power to 60GW by 2022, and offshore could be huge.
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