South Africa is set to welcome the first large-scale titanium dioxide production plant on the continent. This industrial project is supported by the African Development Bank (AfDB) with a $75 million investment, marking a major step forward in Africa’s industrialization strategy and its quest for productive autonomy. The financing, approved this week by the board…...
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South Africa: a $75 million investment from the AfDB to build the first African titanium dioxide plant
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