The way professionals work in Africa is changing and nowhere is this more evident than in Lusaka, Zambia’s capital. Long dominated by traditional office leases and informal work setups, Lusaka is now embracing a new model: shared workspaces. At the center of this shift is Officephase, a premium coworking and serviced office provider helping Lusaka […]
Kigali is fast becoming one of Africa’s most promising innovation hubs. Backed by pro-business reforms, targeted investments in tech infrastructure, and a government push to attract talent and capital, the city now offers one of the most business-friendly environments on the continent. Rwanda’s policy momentum reflected in rapid company registration processes and sustained GDP growth […]
Kenya’s tourism industry has always been a cornerstone of its economy and a source of national pride. From the sweeping savannahs of the Maasai Mara to the pristine beaches of Diani, the country has long been a top destination for global travellers. The government has set an ambitious target of attracting 5 million tourists annually […]
Africa is in the middle of a startup revolution. From fintech hubs in Lagos, to agritech innovators in Nairobi, and e-commerce disruptors in Cape Town, entrepreneurs are reshaping how the continent does business. With over 1.4 billion people, the youngest workforce in the world, and increasing digital adoption, Africa is widely seen as the next […]
Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, is often described as the Silicon Valley of Africa. Home to over 20 million residents and accounting for more than 30% of Nigeria’s GDP, Lagos is a magnet for startups, freelancers, and SMEs. From fintech to agritech, Lagos-based startups raised over $800 million in 2023 (Partech Africa Report), making the city […]
Kenya’s transport economy is powered by boda boda riders and ride-hailing drivers who spend long days on the road with little protection against accidents, illness, or financial shocks. Most lack insurance or any form of social safety net, leaving families vulnerable when misfortune strikes. This week, Safaricom, the country’s largest telco, unveiled a product that […]
Uganda, often hailed as the “Pearl of Africa,” is steadily carving out a niche in the global digital economy. With a population of over 48 million people, nearly 78% of whom are under the age of 30, Uganda boasts one of the youngest populations in the world. This demographic shift, combined with rapid urbanization and […]
In today’s business landscape, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) continue to be the backbone of economies worldwide. In Zambia, SMEs contribute nearly 70% of the country’s GDP and employ the majority of the workforce. Despite their critical role, SMEs often face barriers that limit growth and sustainability, especially when it comes to securing affordable, professional, […]
Kigali has rapidly emerged as one of Africa’s most vibrant entrepreneurial hubs, and at the heart of this transformation is the growing coworking culture. Shared office spaces in Kigali are not just places to work, they are dynamic ecosystems that foster collaboration, innovation, and growth for startups, SMEs, and even global firms entering the Rwandan […]
Africa’s financial and technology landscape is shifting rapidly, with new regulations, digital-first banking entrants, and recapitalisation requirements redefining the operating environment for businesses across the continent. From Nigeria’s Central Bank (CBN) geofencing Point of Sale (PoS) devices, to Kenya’s stricter banking capital rules, and South Africa’s Old Mutual launching a digital-first bank, the ripple effects […]
