Articles tagged with: Business
FOR once an investment fad seems justified: the 21st century is shaping up to be that of the emerging markets, just as the 20th was America’s century and the 19th Britain’s. But that …
Foreign consumer-goods companies including Coca-Cola Co., Nestlé SA and Unilever PLC have been in Africa for decades without much competition from local players. Now, home-grown companies are expanding aggressively across the continent, …
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Our Vision is to be at the forefront of the information revolution in Africa.
We are drivers of a vibrant and sustainable economy anchored by appropriate technology.
We believe that creativity, experience and uncompromising …
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African Spices Pvt Ltd.(AS) was formed in 2000 to sell chilli peppers to domestic, regional and international markets. EPDT selected AS to act as a for-profit facilitator between a collection …
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AfricaNow! is an innovative collaboration of modern home decor and accessories celebrating the fusion of African art and life.
Inspired by authentic African cultures with a contemporary influence, products include contemporary and …
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Kilonshele® is a live entertainment and marketing company. We connect the world to live entertainment events in Nigeria by providing up-to-date information on live events and giving fans opportunity to buy …
South African private healthcare company Life Healthcare said it will raise up to 8 billion rand ($1.06 billion) through an initial public offering, in South Africa’s second-largest IPO on record.
The company, which operates private …
Cheetah Blog Comment: This is the kind of reporting that should be done more often about the continent.
Downtown Nairobi is in stark contrast to the images of famine and war that often represent …
“Europe possibly needs an Afribond,” commented one contributor this week on the Thomson Reuters chatroom for fixed income markets in Kenya.
A nice quip from Henry Kirimania of The Cooperative Bank of Kenya and a …
“IT USED to be a badge of pride that we were the only African coffee brand in British supermarkets. Now I see it as shameful,” says Andrew Rugasira, the founder of …
