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Author: Ezi Rapaport
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Increasing Women’s Access to Finance in Africa is Good for Business
There is an estimated USD 42 billion financing gap for women in Africa today. As a result, many female-owned businesses do not actualize their potential; and many investors miss profitable investment opportunities. Increasing gender equality in the region…
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Empower Africa’s Forum, Virtual Global-Expo Botswana
Empower Africa hosted an entire business forum during the 2020 Virtual Global-Expo Botswana. View the sessions here!
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Invest in Manufacturing to Meet Africa’s Booming Consumer Demand
Manufacturing in Africa is growing. From car assembly to ceramics, textiles, and mattresses, industrial production is taking off. Thanks to increasing urbanization and access to electricity, the continent is gradually embracing manufacturing.
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The Future of Food Production in Africa: Investing in Agriculture after Covid-19
COVID-19 presents an opportunity for Africa to develop and modernize its agriculture sector. African countries that wish to use the current crisis as an opportunity to enhance their food production can take several steps.
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Top Seven Countries for Outsourcing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Companies can turn to outsourcing to connect with new pools of talent while reducing overhead costs. By delegating specific tasks to outside experts, businesses can focus their efforts on developing and perfecting their core offerings while saving money for the company.
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Outsourcing in Africa
Traditionally, the go-to outsourcing destinations have been Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. Now, the growing economy and aging population in these regions is making labor in these regions more expensive and, therefore, less attractive to companies looking for remote, cost-effective staff. Africa, with its large population of educated unemployed and underemployed individuals, is…
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Women Power the Private Sector: 7 Women-Led Businesses Driving Economic Growth in Africa
Rwanda is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. Between 2009 and 2019, the country’s real GDP grew an average of 7% every year, with the World Bank projecting an average of 7.5-8% annual growth in the medium term.
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Rwanda’s Rapid Electrification
Rwanda is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. Between 2009 and 2019, the country’s real GDP grew an average of 7% every year, with the World Bank projecting an average of 7.5-8% annual growth in the medium term.
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Internet Infrastructure in Africa
The quickly evolving digital economy has made internet connectivity a necessity in today’s world. A fast and reliable internet connection not only creates new job opportunities; it also helps existing businesses perform better and expand their operational capacity.