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Brulpadda and why SA needs AEI
The South African government wants private investors to find oil and gas to help tackle the energy crisis which is heading toward catastrophe.
News
Radio 702 interview on Total Brulpadda
Stephen Larkin was interviewed on Rado 702 on the subject of the Brulpadda oil and gas find and what it means for South Africa. He explains how ordinary South Africans can get exposure to further oil and gas exploration and Read more…
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Radio Interview: Innovation in South Africa
In this interview by Benito Vergotine on his show ‘The Honest Truth’ on Smile FM, Stephen Larkin talks about how South Africa is involved in world.leading development. He explains how normal South Africans can get involved in supporting entrepreneurs with Read more…
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AEI featured in the Financial Times
Alumni Energy Investments featured in the Financial Times in the UK, a powerful endorsement of our technology and our recent achievements.
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Radio interview: Aziza Coin brings together cryptocurrencies with traditional tax efficient investments
Shakes Motsilili, co-founder of Aziza Coin, was interviewed about cryptocurrencies and investment in the developing world.
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Radio interview: SA entrepreneurs develop world-first SARS-backed digital investment solution
Shakes Motsilili, co-founder of Alumni Energy Investments and Aziza Coin was interviewed on South Africa’s Classic FM about the development of the world’s first SARS-backed digital currency and investment in the developing world.
Opinion
Lighting up Africa is ‘a marathon not a sprint’
Four years after the launch of former President Barack Obama’s 2013 attempt to bring light to the proverbial dark continent, his legacy Power Africa initiative is on track to deliver an initial $7 billion in US government-backed loans and grants for new power projects within the five-year target – confounding its sceptics – and helping ease Africa’s large and persistent power deficit.
Opinion
South Africa’s needless nuclear ambitions may be ruinous
South Africa’s controversial nuclear build programme is being forced back on to the drawing board by powerful hidden agendas despite being abandoned several times in the past on cost grounds, as well as for being excessive to current requirements.