Africa Industrialization Day in 2024

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Wednesday, 20 Nov

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Updated 21 November 2024 at 09:14

If Africa wants to develop, they need to: - Get kids to start working at age 10 - Focus on hard skills at schools - Military training at schools - Cut out entertainment media - Create hardworking content online - Get men & women to work - Work longer hours & on weekends - Spread… Show more
— Penuel The Black Pen (@GodPenuel) November 19, 2024

Replying to @AfricaFactsZone Africa is producing primary goods but can't manufacture secondary goods. Primary goods don't make huge profits but when producing products from raw materials countries are making a killing. As a continent have leaders that are not visionaries. Show more
— Tusi🇿🇦 (@Tusani_Ngiba) November 19, 2024

The China-African Precious Metals Company has recently opened a newly refurbished gold processing plant, which will create 4000 job opportunities in #SA’s North West Province. Happy to see Chinese companies continue to play their part in local employment. Show more
— 吴鹏 Wu Peng (@AmbWuPeng) November 21, 2024

Replying to @maoto_monde @Ma_LoJ and @DumaGqubule The architects of mining, at the turn of the 20th century, knew what they were doing when building a system that relies on cheap foreign labour, consequences of which a constitutional democratic South Africa is definitely struggling to reverse today.
— Monde Maoto (@maoto_monde) November 20, 2024

On this #AfricaIndustrialisationDay, we celebrate Africa’s unwavering commitment to industrialisation, a cornerstone of #Agenda2063: The Africa We Want. Key initiatives such as the Accelerated Industrial Development for Show more
— AUDA-NEPAD (@NEPAD_Agency) November 20, 2024

The renewable energy procurement programme has brought R292bn of investment into the economy with a 38% black shareholding, according to the Independent Power Producer (IPP) office. iol.co.za Battery energy storage will provide grid stability, says Ramokgopa
— Cape Times (@CapeTimesSA) November 19, 2024

The renewable energy procurement programme has brought R292bn of investment into the economy with a 38% black shareholding, according to the Independent Power Producer (IPP) office. iol.co.za Battery energy storage will provide grid stability, says Ramokgopa
— The Mercury™ (@TheMercurySA) November 19, 2024

Replying to @AfricaFactsZone If the country had worked to develop these people, we’d have plenty of SMEs supplying minerals to bigger companies who also employ other citizens. This would have been formalized and the GDP per capita of this country would be higher. Now everyone is an undeveloped clown Show more
— Paledi Mothapo (@Paledian) November 17, 2024

Burkina Faso now produces its own clothes and food without importation . Not to mention, she processes her own minerals and backs it's currency with the very same mineral. Botswana is exporting cannabis and industrial hemp products to create jobs What does Kenya do ? Show more
— Babylonian (@LilithBlack25) November 20, 2024

On the occasion of Africa Industrialization Day, the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure, @NASENIHQ , joins the rest of the continent in commemorating this significant milestone. As we celebrate Show more
— NASENI (@NASENIHQ) November 20, 2024

Africa Industrialization Day in 2024

Africa Industrialization Day seeks to promote and raise awareness about industrialization in Africa. This day aims to bring attention to the challenges affecting industrialization in Africa, including a lack of infrastructure, corruption, military conflict, and poverty.