We are a pan African group with interests in strategic comms, agriculture, real estate & retail. We have operations in eastern and southern Africa regions.
Seeds of Peace: How Jowhar’s Youth Are Rebuilding a Future Free from Conflict and Climate Crisis | FAO in Somalia | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations https://t.co/IHSwhoWb80
Yesterday in Somalia, the Raymeg team filmed the UK Ambassador Michael Nithavrianakis, Somali National Security Advisor Hussein Sheikh Ali; Commander of AU forces in Somalia Lt. Gen. Sam Kavuma, and UN Aviation Chief in Somalia Ernest Mazano. The interviews highlighted the strong partnership between the Somali Government, the UK, the UN, and the AU in support of the Somali Security Forces to strengthen their capacity to assume full security responsibilities from AU and other international forces
Pan -African strategic communication firm, Raymeg Consultants Private Limited (Raymeg), recently conducted a series of training sessions on photography, internal communication and social media for the European Union (EU) communication staff in Somalia.
China Agric Experts today visited Raymeg livestock ranch in Mash East Zimbabwe to explore areas of partnership. The ranch has 3 000 pigs, 250 cattle, many traditional chicken, goat & sheep. There are plans to produce 15 000 traditional chicken per month.
Raymeg Boosts Cheviot Wanderers with Uniform and Boot Donation
Raymeg Consultants Private Limited, a diversified conglomerate with operations across Africa, today donated 33 pairs of soccer uniforms and boots to the Cheviot Wanderers....
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Christmas mode🎄.. It was a pleasure to donate 100 pure breed rabbits, cages and feed to 10 farmers in Dowa, Manicaland yesterday. Growing the supply base of rabbits to our abattoir in Harare as part of a strategy to support the rabbit industry value addition thrust. #nextzimgold
@RaymegLimited How can Kenyan rabbit farmers be part of this enterprise?
Are we allowed to export Rabbits to Zimbabwe?
Are you planning on launching such an initiative in Kenya?