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16 Challenges of Doing Business in Africa… Oh Man!

  “Difficulties mastered are opportunities won.”  – Winston Churchill First, the good news: Economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa is still on track to outpace the global average over the next three years, according to the World Bank, with an increase in investment likely to boost the continent’s growth to more…

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Top 10 Cities of Opportunity in Africa (2015)

  For the first time in history over half the world’s population live in cities — more than 54% of us did in 2014. Mass urbanization is proving to be “the single most important transformation” the world is seeing in the 21st century, according to Jamal Saghir, director of sustainable…

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Top Investment Insights for Zambia in 2014

AUTHOR: Wasili Mfungwe ZAMBIA Money Market Developments–  Local Interbank Money Market Interbank rate has been relatively stable at 11.20%. Monetary Policy Rate Zambia’s central bank left its main lending rate unchanged at 9.75% for the third straight month on 30 September, saying the impact of a firmer kwacha currency would balance…

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Malawi Risk Analysis Report

    AUTHOR: Wasili Mfungwe MALAWI 1.0 Money Market Developments 1.1  Interbank Money Market Signs of liquidity tightness exhibited at the close of last month persisted in the market throughout the month of October 2013. Inter-bank activity engorged within the month to touch a daily average of MK5.1 billion, 33%…

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9 Reasons Why Your Investment in Africa Will Succeed

  An investment plan is an image reflection of the investor’s mind and heart. Truly successful investors focus on the long term view.  They measure the success of their investment plans by not losing sight of the forest for the tree.  This principle is especially applicable in the continent of…

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5 Ways that Students Can Give Back to Africa

Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all. —Aristotle   When my brother, Ozii, and I were in college at The University of Texas (and on financial aid no less), we decided to establish a scholarship program for college students in Africa.  The idea seemed far-fetched…