Africa is emerging as one of the most promising investment destinations in the world. With a rapidly growing population, an expanding middle class and enormous potential for economic development, the continent offers numerous lucrative investment opportunities for forward-looking investors. Despite the challenges and ...
The port of Kribi, located in Central Africa, represents an interesting opportunity for companies seeking logistics services and a strategic hub to expand their activities in the African market. Here is why: Kribi Tax Free Project Agenda 2035 of the Cameroonian government Institutional and technological support Opportunities ...
Francois Desirè Bazie, an Italian-African entrepreneur, has embarked on an ambitious venture: producing African wines from Tuscan vines in Burkina Faso. After being a political refugee and living in Italy, Bazie decided to return to his home country to help his fellow countrymen and create an alternative ...
Certainly among the advantages of greenfield investments we can safely say that they give investors more control than investing in an existing local business, as well as the opportunity to form marketing partnerships and avoid intermediation costs.
A joint venture (JV) is a commercial agreement in which two or more parties agree to pool their resources in order to perform a specific task. This activity may be a new project or any other business activity.
In a joint venture (JV), each of the participants is responsible for the profits, losses and costs associated with it. However, the enterprise is an entity in its own right, separate from the other business interests of the participants.
On 1 January 2021, the world's largest single market opened, and the African customs union was formalised, so investing in this new market that quietly opened in 2020 as the African single market means not only making investments for an immediate economic return, but also occupying a dominant strategic position in a market that has yet to be developed.
Investing in Cameroon: Finance Minister Louis Paul Motaze made the announcement in a recent press release. We learn in essence that the new computer system called CAMCIS (Cameroon Customs Information System) will be effective in Cameroon from 1 January 2020, studies have already been done ...
CONTE GOVERNMENT: INVESTING IN AFRICA SOLVING MIGRATIONS Aedic is in full agreement with the thinking of Italian Prime Minister Dr. Giuseppe Conte, on the operations to be carried out to eliminate the causes of migration and bring the phenomenon of migration back to normal and create the conditions for socio-economic wellbeing in ...
Despite holding 60% of the world's arable land, African countries import almost USD 50 billion net of food each year. However, a growing population and a rising middle class represent a huge opportunity for the agribusiness and consumer market ...
Investing in Africa Cameroon - Tax cuts for those investing in the country the investment promotion centre in Cameroon (Investment Promotion Agency of Cameroon - API) signed agreements with a number of economic operators implementing projects in the hospitality, agri-food and agro-forestry sectors.
These agreements will enable these operators, willing to invest CFA 74 billion in the countryto take advantage of the provisions of the 2013 law on incentives for private investment in Cameroon.
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