October 31, 2017: In the world news coverage, Africa was included of those place that is internationally viewed as the famine-ridden country with the corrupt government and a war-ravaged state, too depressing and negative. Whilst all of these reviews Africa had garnered and labeled which is, unfortunately, a fact the rise of the visionary leaders courageous and determined to change the repeated patterns of misfortune in this country and uplifting the real education and values democracy of the state the people are asked to hold on. Even slowly now, Africa was seeing light at the end of the dark tunnels which could lead the sustainable progress with the growth of mining, agriculture, and manufacturing industry in the locality. In fact, the famous religious organization was establishing a reformation and rehabilitation of the soil for good plantation in major cities in Africa.

Furthermore, the Procter & Gamble Incorporated in collaboration of the RAKLAB has been staging and working on the infrastructure development in Africa. The project was focused more on aiming to deliver clean water, stable power supply, healthcare centers and transportation in the area. The positive opportunities are perceived and give optimistic change to the people and RAKLAB, per se as the traditional business will be also focusing on the crude oil, petroleum, and petrochemical inspection will be the primary significant role of RAKLAB in the said changes.

In the earlier week of November 2017, the RAKLAB will be sending their team of experts in Africa to further evaluate for the expansion of their work, entitled to the soil testing as their first goal in their visit. "The agriculture in Africa is moving away from the conventional subsistence planting to the modern high outcome, best result production in growing crops and the RAKLAB team will be working closely for the soil contamination analysis to further recommend solution before the plantation be help by next year, 2018.

The Sub-Saharan Africa has been identified who has 90 percent of the unutilized arable land and so is perfect in the region, this development project of Africa was greatly anticipated by the expert teams of RAKLAB since they have envisioned the possible growth for the agriculture products from this region and thus, working strongly for the positive outcome. The development of infrastructure, however, will be soon coming which will include the link between the North East Kenya to Uganda, South Sudan and Ethiopia, Angola, Nigeria and the multiple numbers of power related builds in the state, both are said to be conventional coal-fired and friendly to the environment. The ongoing exploration in West and East part of Africa yield the most remarkable discoveries of crude oil in the region.

With regard to this, the legislation had been pushing the budding environmental industry as well as the existing ones to assist in order to be one of the respondent industry in this field that RAKLAB was already proud to be part of. To learn more about RAKLAB, please visit www.raklab.com