2012 World Economic Forum on Africa

How we made it in Africa to bring readers all the news from WEF in Ethiopia

Published by Staff Writer on 6 May 2012

The annual World Economic Forum (WEF) on Africa is arguably one of the most important events on the continent’s calendar, drawing a mix of influential business leaders, politicians and academics.

Multinational drinks companies continue to invest in Africa

Published by Claude Harding on 20 January 2012

Multinational alcoholic beverage companies are continuing to increase their exposure to sub-Saharan Africa’s rapidly growing economies.

Why consumer goods firms should look at Uganda, Ethiopia and Kenya

Published by Claude Harding on 2 September 2011

Rand Merchant Bank has identified Uganda, Ethiopia and Kenya as potentially good investment destinations for companies focused on the African consumer.

Ethiopian fruit company’s vision is more than a quick buck

Published by Jaco Maritz on 31 August 2011

The traditional African investment mindset is that you have to make your money very quickly to reduce risks such as land expropriation, a famine outbreak or even war.

Made in Ethiopia: The story of Holland Car

Published by Jaco Maritz on 14 June 2011

How we made it in Africa looks at the story behind Holland Car, Ethiopia’s first car assembly firm.

2012 World Economic Forum on Africa

How we made it in Africa to bring readers all the news from WEF in Ethiopia

Multinational drinks companies continue to invest in Africa

Why consumer goods firms should look at Uganda, Ethiopia and Kenya

Ethiopian fruit company’s vision is more than a quick buck

Made in Ethiopia: The story of Holland Car

French-speaking West Africa: Big opportunities to invest in small businesses

Zambia: From goat meat to strawberries, entrepreneurs seizing opportunities

Profit potential in the DRC for Zambian agribusiness companies

Zambia: The journey of building a retail chain for farmers

Nigeria: CEO grows dried fruit company from idea to modern factory

Private label versus own brand strategies: Insight from food entrepreneur

Zimbabwe could cash in on growing interest in baobab powder

How a South African chilli sauce company broke into the American market

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