South Africa
Sonia Galat, Co-founder and Director of Africa Business Venture spoke to two leading businesswomen, Dianna Games and Bolaji Sofoluwe, about the challenges and the opportunities that companies can have in the dynamic consumer markets of Nigeria and South Africa – the two of the largest consumer markets in the continent.
Investments in Renewable Energy sources in Africa over the past developing years are viewed with expanding enthusiasm as an effective means toward energy independence and as well stimulate economic growth.
In initial months of 2018, all fifty-four member states of the African Union (AU) signed an agreement for a Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA) in order to make Africa the world’s biggest common market.
One thing that is always overlooked is the potential for Africa to become a laboratory of new solutions. The continent will face unprecedented challenges in the decades to come: growing number of cities over one million inhabitants; very young populations and pressure on natural resources.
With Rise of the world temperature expecting to generate more and longer periods of drought, South Africa is rethinking its water resource management policy to: