Natural Resources and Mining: 

Provide strategic guidance for companies in natural resource exploration, extraction, and mining, which are vital sectors in many African economies. Offer expertise in navigating regulatory frameworks and fostering sustainable practices.

Technology and ICT (Information and Communication Technology): 

Assist tech companies in entering African markets, leveraging the continent’s growing tech infrastructure. Provide insights into digital transformation, e-commerce, mobile banking, and connectivity solutions.

Agriculture and Agribusiness

Guide clients in the agriculture sector, encompassing farming, agro-processing, and distribution. Offer strategies to address food security, agricultural innovation, value addition, and export opportunities within Africa.

Renewable Energy and Sustainability

Specialize in advising companies involved in renewable energy projects, environmental sustainability, and green technologies. Assist in navigating regulations, partnerships, and funding opportunities for renewable energy ventures.

Financial Services and Fintech:

Specialize in financial services, banking, insurance, and fintech solutions. Provide expertise in navigating regulatory landscapes, establishing partnerships, and fostering financial inclusion across African markets.

Education and EdTech

Specialize in the education sector, offering services related to e-learning, educational technology, vocational training, and higher education partnerships. Assist in navigating accreditation, licensing, and market demand analysis.

Consumer Goods and Retail

Specialize in the education sector, offering services related to e-learning, educational technology, vocational training, and higher education partnerships. Assist in navigating accreditation, licensing, and market demand analysis.

Infrastructure

Guide companies in the infrastructure and construction sectors, including transportation, real estate, water and sanitation, and urban development. Provide strategies for infrastructure projects, public-private partnerships, and regulatory compliance.

Healthcare and Pharmaceutical

Focus on healthcare market entry and expansion, including pharmaceuticals, medical devices, telemedicine, and healthcare infrastructure. Address healthcare access, regulatory compliance, and partnerships with local healthcare providers.

Non-Profit and Developmental Organizations

Work with non-profit organizations and developmental agencies focusing on social impact projects. Provide strategies for sustainable development, community engagement, and partnerships for impactful projects.

Markets

Nigeria

  • Largest economy in Africa with diverse sectors including oil and gas, agriculture, telecommunications, and fintech.
  • Rapidly growing middle class and a sizable consumer market.

South Africa

  • Most industrialized and diversified economy in Africa, with a strong financial sector, mining, manufacturing, and tourism.
  • Well-developed infrastructure and a skilled workforce.

Kenya

  • East Africa’s economic hub, known for a thriving tech industry (Silicon Savannah), agriculture, and a rapidly growing middle class.
  • Strategic location for regional trade and investment.

Ghana

  • Stable political environment and a growing economy, particularly in oil and gas, mining, agriculture, and services.
  • Well-regulated business environment and pro-investment policies.

Ethiopia

  • One of Africa’s fastest-growing economies, with opportunities in agriculture, textiles, manufacturing, and infrastructure development.

  • Abundant labor force and government initiatives to attract foreign investment.

Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast)

  • Economic powerhouse in West Africa, particularly in agriculture (cocoa), mining, oil and gas, and telecommunications.

  • Improved business environment and investment incentives.

Tanzania

  • Abundant natural resources, including minerals, agriculture, and tourism.
  • Emerging opportunities in infrastructure development and renewable energy.

Uganda

  • Stable economic growth and a favourable investment climate, particularly in agriculture, energy, tourism, and ICT.
  • Government initiatives to attract foreign investors.

Focal Cities

Lagos, Nigeria:

Economic hub and largest city in Nigeria, known for its thriving industries in finance, tech, entertainment, and consumer goods.

Strategic for establishing a foothold in West Africa’s market.

Johannesburg, South Africa:

Financial capital of South Africa and the entire African continent, with a well-developed financial sector, mining, manufacturing, and IT industries.

Key location for regional headquarters and financial services.

Nairobi, Kenya:

East Africa’s leading city and a major hub for technology, finance, trade, and transport.

Ideal for targeting the East African market and exploring tech-related ventures.

Accra, Ghana:

Ghana’s capital and a major economic centre, especially in the areas of finance, mining, agriculture, and technology.

Favourable for business expansion in West Africa.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia:

Political and economic centre of Ethiopia, with growth in manufacturing, textiles, and a burgeoning tech industry.

Strategic for tapping into East Africa’s market and emerging opportunities.

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania:

Major port city and economic centre in Tanzania, with growth in manufacturing, trade, and logistics.

Ideal for exploring opportunities in East Africa

Kampala, Uganda:

Uganda’s capital and a major centre for trade, finance, agriculture, and technology.

Strategic for market entry and expansion within East Africa.

Others include.

Rwanda:

Kigali: The capital city is known for its ease of doing business, ICT initiatives, and efforts to become a regional tech hub.

Botswana:

Gaborone: The capital city has a stable economy with opportunities in mining, finance, tourism, and agriculture.

Namibia:

Windhoek: The capital city, with a focus on mining, agriculture, tourism, and logistics due to its strategic location.