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Oligui Nguema receives Egyptian Business Delegation

In Libreville, the President of the Gabonese Transition, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, welcomed a delegation of Egyptian businessmen as part of a partnership aimed at boosting investments. The Nkok Special...
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Small and Medium Sized Enterprises gain new skills from MTN Business Academy

On November 24 and 25, 2024, Douala hosted the 7th edition of the MTN Business Academy. This annual event provided training for local entrepreneurs, with a focus on digital transformation and...
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Investing in Africa’s Cultural and Creative Industries: A Catalyst for Development

Africa is brimming with talent, stories, and creativity. However, the potential of the cultural and creative industries (CCI) – including cinema, music, fashion, and visual arts – often remains untapped....
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AFSIC 2024: A Landmark Event for African Investment

The 2024 edition of the Africa Investment Summit (AFSIC) took place in London from October 7th to 9th, marking a significant moment for investment discussions focused on the African continent. Organized by Africa Events Limited (AEL), the event drew an impressive crowd of 1300 delegates, included 380 speakers, and was supported by 52 sponsors. Furthermore, the summit facilitated 4300 B2B meetings and saw the financing of 350 projects worth over 10 billion dollars in countries such as Uganda, Sierra Leone, and Zambia. The event also boasted over 27 media partners, 163 investors, and the participation of more than 30 countries, underscoring its global reach and impact. Notably, more than 55% of the delegates hailed from Africa, reflecting the summit’s critical importance for the continent’s investment landscape. Distinguished Speakers and Key Themes This year’s summit featured a lineup of influential personalities from various sectors who provided valuable insights into the investment opportunities and challenges in Africa. Notable speakers included: Shruti Chandrasekhar (IFC): Emphasized the necessity of supporting local entrepreneurs to foster sustainable economic growth. “Investment in Africa is crucial for sustainable economic development. We must continue to support local entrepreneurs and create job opportunities for the youth.” Olufunso Somorin (African Development Bank): Highlighted the essential collaboration between international investors and African businesses. “The collaboration between international investors and African businesses is key to success. Together, we can build a prosperous future for Africa.” Hossam Abou Moussa (Apis Partners): Focused on the social and environmental impact of investment projects. “Investment projects in Africa should be centered on social and environmental impact. We must invest in projects that benefit the community while being profitable.” Matt Robinson (British International Investment): Spoke about the pivotal role of innovation and technology in driving economic growth. “Innovation and technology are powerful drivers of economic growth in Africa. We need to encourage startups and small businesses to adopt advanced technological solutions.” Nashipae Leteipan (Mastercard Foundation): Stressed the importance of education and training. “Education and training are essential to prepare the African workforce for the challenges of the modern job market. We must invest in quality training programs.” Donald Kariuki (Norfund): Advocated for investments in renewable energy and agriculture. “Investments in renewable energy and agriculture are crucial for sustainable development in Africa. We must support projects that contribute to food security and carbon emission reduction.” Chris Wehbe (Lendable): Underlined the importance of transparency and good governance. “Transparency and good governance are key to attracting investors in Africa. We must work together to improve the business environment on the continent.” Randolph Oosthuizen (Old Mutual Investment Group): Discussed the necessity of public-private partnerships for infrastructure development. “Public-private partnerships are essential for the development of infrastructure in Africa. We must encourage governments to collaborate with the private sector to finance infrastructure projects.” John Mair (European Bank for Reconstruction and Development): Focused on the importance of investing in basic infrastructure. “Investment in basic infrastructure such as roads, bridges, and ports is crucial to stimulate economic growth in Africa. We must focus on projects that improve connectivity and competitiveness.” Michelle Patrick-Akinrinade (US International Development Finance Corporation): Stressed investments in health and education sectors. “Investments in health and education are essential to improve the well-being of African populations. We must support projects that bring tangible improvements in these areas.” Imran Patel (Verdant Capital): Highlighted the importance of diversifying investments. “Diversifying investments is important to reduce risks and maximize returns. We must explore new opportunities in various sectors and regions.” A Resounding Success AFSIC 2024 proved to be a resounding success, providing a dynamic platform for discussions, networking, and collaborations. The event strengthened the commitment towards economic development and sustainable growth in Africa, establishing robust connections between investors and entrepreneurs on the continent. The diverse range of topics discussed and the significant participation of key stakeholders underscored the summit’s vital role in shaping the future of African investment.
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Equity Compartment of Central African Stock Exchange records 30% increase in 2023

The information contained in the 2023 activity report of the Central African Stock Exchange highlights the essential role played by the Cameroonian Regional Bank. According to the Bvmac activity report,...
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Access Bank: A Leader in African Banking with Unmatched Growth

Access Bank, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Access Holdings Plc, is a leading full-service commercial bank operating across a vast network of over 700 branches and service points spread across 3...
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ICT University announces 5 Billion FCFA funding Scheme to advance Technological drive

5 Billion CFA frs is the amount that will help students realise their school projects at the ICT University in the days ahead. This announcement was made public by Professor...
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AFSIC – Investing in Africa: Driving Sustainable Growth and Innovation

Since 2013, AFSIC – Investing in Africa has been the premier event for networking, discussions, and executing investment deals in Africa. Over the past eleven years, it has consistently delivered...
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Four African Presidents, Others Grace UBA 75th Anniversary @ UNGA79

His Excellency Carlos Vila Nova; President of São Tomé and Principe; His Excellency Julius Maada Bio President of Sierra Leone; Brice Oligui Nguema President of Gabon; His Excellency; His Excellency...
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Cameroon earmarks 29.000km of roads for Rehabilitation

he regional meetings ended on July 19, across the national territory. The meetings aimed, among other things, at the effectiveness of the interventions carried out on the national road network...
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At CIMPOR inaugural, Dion Ngute advocates for Import -Substitution

The Prime Minister, Head of Government, Chief Dr. Joseph Dion Ngute, has inaugurated the CIMPOR cement plant in Kribi, Ocean Division of the South Region. The inauguration ceremony took place...
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Congo and Russia seal Hydraulic Energy Cooperation

The Minister of Energy and Hydraulics, Emile Ouosso, signed, on July 17 in Brazzaville, with the First Vice-President of the State Atomic Energy Corporation (Rosatom) of the Russian Federation, Nikolay...
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Cameroon Entrepreneur Triyah Swebu unveils Trip Master

Cameroon lacks an adequate interurban transport system. The public transport system is in chaos without reliability and comfort. However the Advent of digital technology is fast transforming the sector. This...
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High-Level Political Forum 2023: Accelerating Recovery and Achieving the 2030 Agenda

From July 10 to 19, 2023, the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) was held under the auspices of the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). The forum, themed “Accelerating...
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