Dromex’s dedication to innovation and customer satisfaction is evident in their proactive approach to addressing industry needs. They continuously invest in research and development to enhance the performance and comfort of their protective gear. This includes using advanced materials and technologies to improve durability and effectiveness while ensuring ease of movement for the wearer. By staying at the forefront of safety standards and industry advancements, Dromex not only protects workers but also contributes to a safer, more efficient workplace. Their comprehensive service, from product selection and training to ongoing support, reinforces their position as a trusted partner in occupational safety.
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UNDP Announces Groundbreaking Start-Up Ecosystem Event in South Africa
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is thrilled to announce an exciting new event in South Africa as part of the “UNDP Meet the Toshikas” initiative, which also spans Angola and Zambia. This event is set to connect investors, accelerators, incubators, local corporates, and governmental bodies with innovative start-ups. Out of 254 applicants, 10 outstanding start-ups from South Africa have been selected to pitch their groundbreaking ideas. The event will feature insightful presentations and panel discussions with key ecosystem stakeholders and esteemed Japanese investors, fostering robust
business networks and facilitating collaboration opportunities. Supported by Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI), “Meet the Toshikas” aims to empower young African entrepreneurs, enhance their competitiveness, and attract Japanese venture capital investment to Africa. For more information, visit UNDP Meet the Toshikas.
Africa’s Tech Continues to Soar: Fintech Solutions and Record VC Funding Point to a Promising Future
In Africa’s dynamic tech landscape, two key developments are reshaping the future: the surge of fintech solutions tailored for freelancers and unprecedented investment in early-stage startups. With freelancers driving the gig economy, fintech platforms are revolutionizing financial management, while TLcom Capital’s $154 million fund underscores growing global confidence in African tech ventures. These trends promise empowerment and growth, heralding Africa’s ascent as a tech powerhouse.