Digital Infrastructure: An Important Key To Africa's Future Success

Digital Infrastructure

Having a stable and reliable digital infrastructure has played a vital role in boosting a nation economy and poverty. In reality if a country have managed to develop its own digital infrastructure, that country is also going to be able to improve it productivity by increasing it production and reducing the transaction costs. In addition to this, digital infrastructures also could create new avenues for the government to pursue or create opportunities relating to the economic and social development of the country.

Entrepreneurship in Africa

Africa is surely a developing country. Thus, entrepreneurship and social innovation will play a vital role to its growth and economic boom. That’s why the government proposes policies and developments in terms of promoting entrepreneurship and ecosystem to foster the entrepreneurial thinking of Africans. One of their ways to start is through education. Problem is, South Africa has its own weakness in terms of economic and historical past that is a big hindrance on achieving the future growth and success of the country.

Since 1994 where the first democratic elections were held, the government has realized the important role of entrepreneurship to the point that it can change the totality of the economic status of the nation. The government realizes that in order to change the socio-economic status of the country, they should instill entrepreneurship at the grass roots level and up despite high unemployment, deep social and class divides and a highly unequal society.

Renewable Energy in Africa

As the need for safe and clean energy sources increases, the trend for generating renewable energy sources is also continuing to emerge. Renewable energy sources are nature-based, which means that it is sourced from natural processes, such as rains, waves, sunlight, wind, and geothermal heat. According to the International Energy Agency, renewable energy accounts for 16% of the world's total energy consumption. Renewable energy is mainly used in developing countries, mainly in rural areas where access to commercial energy is limited.

Dalbit Petroleum. CEO/founder: Humphrey Kariuki Ndegwa

Company Profile

Dalbit Petroleum Limited is a privately owned company incorporated under the Companies Act Cap.486 of the laws of Kenya. The Company is licensed to procure and market petroleum products in the domestic Kenyan market as well as for export to the neighbouring Great Lakes region in Africa.

The full range of petroleum products are marketed by the Company, these include PMS, RMS, DPK, AGO, IDO, Fuel oil and Bitumen.