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Domestic capital anchors property investment across Africa
Office yields remained largely stable in most African markets over the past two years, anchored by patient domestic capital as local investors assume a longer-term perspective, a new analysis by Knight Frank shows.
In 2018, Africa recorded more than 700 separate inward investment projects, half of which originated from corporations domiciled in the US, UK, France, China and Germany. The investment destinations were broad although South Africa, Morocco, Kenya, Nigeria and Ethiopia accounted for over half of the projects, according to the report.
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E-gaming rises from East Africa
E-gaming is emerging in Kenya and East Africa as an industry: delivering revenue growth of over 25% a year and seeing African games and...
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Air France joins the KLM – Kenya Airways joint venture
By Benson Ninai
As from March 25th Air France will be part of the joint venture that has been in existence since 1995 between KLM...
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Africa’s Top 12 Food Picks for 2017
The food buzz in relation to tourism is at its peak, especially as the end year festivities close in. Families and friends will gather...
Sauti souls’ vocalist starts a women advancement program: SAWA
The Savara Women’s Advancement Program (SaWA) by Savara Mudigi; a vocalist, producer, drummer, DJ, actor and a member of the Kenyan award winning band...
NICK MUTUMA SET TO FEATURE ON THE SECOND SEASON OF MINI SERIES “THIS IS...
Celebrated Kenyan actor Nick Mutuma is set to star on the upcoming second season of the two part Kenyan-Nigerian mini –series This Is It....
Castle Lite Unlocks Future in Tanzania
Cold, Snow, Freeze! A night at Next Door in Masaki, Dar es Salaam, that will go down in history as an African first, treated...
Art Competition presents life-changing opportunities for artists in 10 African countries
The power of the L’Atelier art competition (www.LAtelierCompetition.com) to open doors for young, emerging artists and provide them with a platform to share their...
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Africa set to be the next big mobile market
Africa is positioned to be the next big mobile market, enviously eyed by global investors for her enormous growth opportunities. 2019 is undeniably the year to prioritize investments in Africa's mobile market, to leverage this monetary opportunity.
The Mobile Economy contributed USD 110 billion to Africa's GDP (7% of the total GDP) in 2017 and is expected to generate more than $150 billion (approximately 7.9% of GDP) by 2022. The mobile technologies and services industry further supported 3 million jobs in 2017
