DHL expands its Africa footprint, focusing on the 60 percent rural population and the continent's SME sector
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Sub-Saharan Africa is the most expensive region to send money to, according to the World Bank
DHL triples African presence
DHL expands its Africa footprint, focusing on the 60 percent rural population and the continent's SME sector
China manufacturing gains ground in Africa
Growth in Chinese private sector activity in African markets is being led by labour-intensive manufacturing and service industrie...
African urbanisation: Slower than you think
Most urban population growth in sub-Saharan Africa is derived from natural increase and reclassification of small settlements and...
Lessons from Brazil in Mozambique's Nacala Corridor
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African urbanisation: Slower than you think
Most urban population growth in sub-Saharan Africa is derived from natural increase and reclassification of small settlements and not rural-urban migration.
South Korea: Africa’s unsung Asian partner
South Korea’s partnership with Africa is going from strength to strength – and the country’s famous technology companies are leading the charge
Africa's beauty markets draw in Unilever, L'Oreal
Increased competition and R&D are helping multinationals tap into Africa's beauty and personal care markets.
Jihad in North Africa: the Arab Spring effect
Growing security risks across North and West Africa bring to light the unintended consequences of the Arab Spring
Is Africa over-hyped?
Afro-optimism has reached fever pitch, but are perceptions unhinged from reality? This is Africa canvasses expert opinion on the distance travelled by the continent, and the miles left to run
Baidu targets Africa with Orange tie-up
Baidu, the Chinese search engine, is building its international mobile footprint through a partnership with Orange in the Middle East and Africa
Behind the times: Washington's slow changing attitude to Africa
Africa’s international relationships are increasingly hinged on trade and investment rather than strategic security and aid, but attitudes in Washington are slow to change
mPedigree: An African blueprint for consumer empowerment
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Legal roundup: December / January
Drawing on the latest legal and regulatory developments, This is Africa presents investment-related intelligence covering business reforms and legal news on the continent
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