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Businesses are expanding across borders, new trade corridors are emerging, and regional ambition remains strong, but liquidity, payments and execution challenges continue to shape…
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Fintech BKN301 will significantly aid MENA region’s fintech sector, which experts project to reach $3.45…
Deal Source Africa connects African businesses online with investors, transaction advisors and Impact Funds. Experienced…
Zanzibar has been grappling with extremely high energy costs, oftentimes costing 50 percent higher than…
Governments can play a crucial role in enhancing agricultural productivity in Africa for economic growth. Individual nations can accomplish this by establishing policy environments to promote agricultural investment, including providing tax incentives and subsidies to producers. Governments can also prioritize agricultural development in their national budgets by allocating a more significant proportion of their resources to the sector.
The 12th edition of The Annual Investment Meeting (AIM), highlighted investment hotspots in various parts…
