Apart from the African pride at the position being filled by the first black vice president, countries across the continent of Africa have shown a positive response to the developments in the US. Some even saw it as a “relief” while some have expressed hopes for greater cooperation with the US at the “economic” level
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In the last two decades or so, the continent of Africa has seen a radical rise of the middle class across countries and with that, increased consumer spending.
Technology is disrupting economies globally, more so in African countries. And positively so. Having lagged in innovation in the past, African countries have been better placed this time to leverage technology, allowing them to leapfrog several development stages that are typically de rigueur in other spheres.
With 54 countries, Africa offers plenty of opportunities for companies looking for growth. Nevertheless, as much as Africa may seem familiar to us, it might sound to be a daunted task to determine...
As African consumers are largely under-served, the saturation for new products has not been reached yet. There are many opportunities for companies looking to tap into the very dynamic consumer goods sector.
Our Top tender summary gives you the opportunity to review the main business opportunities happening across various industry in various region in Africa.
If you're looking to get up to speed on the most recent investment and development opportunities in fields such as, Energy, Infrastructure/Construction, Investment, Finance, Economy related, Information Technology, Healthcare, Automation, Agribusiness etc on the African Continent.
Our Top tender summary gives you the opportunity to review the main business opportunities happening across various industry in various region in Africa.
Africa has vast resources from geothermal power in Kenya and Ethiopia to hydropower in Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Thanks to falling costs and resource abundance, solar and wind are especially promising - from solar-powered hospitals in Lagos to wind farms in Lake Turkana.
Discover 5 ways businesses can enter the African market from market research, incorporation and launch.