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[Nigeria Business Week] Industries' growth encourage investments
At first glance, one cannot help but notice that Nigeria is prime ground for investment. Any doubts as to that fact are dissolved when you examine the sheer number of startups being funded, especially in the ICT sector.
[Kenya Business Week] Power to businesses
As Kenya now fully recovers from a grueling election that took a toll on its economy, key sectors are experienced renewed resurgence and the business climate is promising.
[Interview] Max Donzella, Director and First Expert Advisor, VIP Business Immigration, Canada
Max Donzella is Director of VIP Business Immigration, a firm that consults on and manages investor immigrant programs into Quebec, Canada. The immigration program is currently open all African countries.
[Column] Darryl Bernstein: Demand for compliance lawyers is growing in Africa
In Africa, the demand for local compliance lawyers has risen significantly as having on-the-ground expertise in the countries where business dealings are taking place, is essential.
[Column] Bob Koigi: Turning the tide on unregulated lending in Africa
With an ever tightening lending landscape by financing institutions and bureaucratic processes in accessing credit, many borrowers in the continent are finding solace in informal lenders.
[Column] Llewellyn le Hané: The speed of Technology- Bucks have become bits and bytes
Technology is becoming increasingly safe, online shopping is not a rarity anymore, even here in Namibia.
Africa Oil & Gas Industry Professionals wanted for the Africa Business Panel
Oil & Gas are back and that means that also market research in oil & gas are back
[Column] Joyce Karanja Ng’ang’a: Saving jobs is a priority for African competition authorities
Avoiding or limiting job losses when companies merge has become a major priority for competition authorities throughout East and Southern Africa.
[Column] Llewellyn le Hané: The speed of Technology- Bucks have become bits and bytes
Technology is becoming increasingly safe, online shopping is not a rarity any more, even here in Namibia.
Africa Business Communities Networking Event | Kampala | 26 June 2018
Africa Business Communities will be coming to Uganda. This is an excellent opportunity to meet and network!
[Column] Rahmon Ojukotola: Is Africa ready for working in the cloud?
Cloud computing has made a positive impact on development targets in Africa. The Cloud enables Africans to access storage capacity they would otherwise be unable to afford for free with services such as Google drive or Dropbox.
[Column] Rahmon Ojukotola: Is Africa ready for working in the cloud?
Cloud computing has made a positive impact on development targets in Africa. The Cloud enables Africans to access storage capacity they would otherwise be unable to afford for free with services such as Google drive or Dropbox.
[Africa Tech Week] Beyond borders partnerships herald new ICT dawn, Great tidings for tech startups, investment in technology soars
The Africa tech week has been abuzz with news of cross border public and private sector partnerships, companies aligning themselves with the burgeoning demands of the continent’s ICT sector and the growing IT spend.
[Nigeria Business Week] With Construction, Agribusiness, Oil and Gas and startup hubs, Nigeria leaves no sector behind
Two years ago Nigeria was as good as drowning in debts, unemployment, reduced investment and general widespread discontent. Today, though still a work in progress, the country has exited recession and is fast regaining its momentum.
[Startup interview] Mary Mwangi, Founder and CEO, Data Integrated Limited, Kenya
We have gained good traction especially in the transport sector, we were able to process over 5million transactions and about $40 million dollars in 2017 on our platform.
[Column] John Enoh: Revolutionising e-payment solutions in Africa
Electronic payment is an emerging form of payment within the fintech industry and has become one of the most popular payment forms in Africa. The drive of the industry is the speed and simplicity of opening new accounts, recruit new merchants and customers.
[Kenya Business Week] Towards sustainable businesses, public private partnerships and courts to the rescue
Kenya’s business landscape has this week continued to register mixed fortunes with key sectors, including banking, agribusiness, horticulture and insurance featuring prominently.
[Startup Interview] Jerry Oche, CEO, Growsel, Nigeria
Growsel is a Nigeria based Agritech startup that is working with farmers to simplify activities from farm to folk using ICT.
[Startup Interview] Mary Mwangi, CEO Data Integrated Limited, Kenya
Data Integrated Limited (DIL) was one of four winners of the MEST Africa challenge and will participate in a pitch challenge to showcase their solution at the MEST Africa Summit
[Column] Llewellyn le Hané: Namibia poises to embrace the new 'smartified' world
The digital revolution has well and truly been embraced by Namibia and Namibians. Apart from spending most of our time online on social media, we are now seeing a shift to real world benefits enabled through connectivity.
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Making money with cryptocurrencies - here's how, financial expert
Cryptocurrency has become especially popular over the last few years, as this is one of the ways of additional, and for some people an even primary source of income. Everything is straightforward: buy cheaper, sell more expensive. As well as an investment in the common currency... read more