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Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Africa have experienced steady growth, with the continent currently hosting 44 million actively trading SMEs. 

TendePay driving digitisation of SMEs to lift African economies

Manufacturing in East Africa’s largest economy Kenya, is in the deep, as the high cost of doing business is forcing companies to scale down with some even exiting the market. 

State of manufacturing in Kenya 

Rwanda’s partnerships with global sports organizations, including Arsenal FC, Paris Saint-Germain, FC Bayern Munich and the Basketball Africa League (BAL), have driven economic growth, promoted tourism, and strengthened community development.

Investing in Rwanda’s sports sector

Africa's agricultural sector holds immense potential for driving economic growth, food security, and sustainable development. Yet, it faces complex challenges that hinder its progress. 

Seeding growth: Unlocking Africa's agricultural potential

CNBC Africa spoke to Co-Founder and Chairman of Minexx, Mansoor Hamayun for more.

Minexx, secures $20mn Islamic finance investment

Three years ago, The Pan African Payment and Settlement System was launched to streamline cross-border payments and boost AfCFTA trade, eliminating third-party platforms, currencies, and reducing time delays. 

Unpacking PAPSS: Mike Ogbalu on risks, regulation & future growth

Rwanda Revenue Authority tax collections grew by 12.3 per cent for the 2023/2024 financial year. Rwanda Revenue Authority collected Rwf2,619.2 billion, which is 99.3 per cent of the target of 2,637.1 billion Frw. 

Impact of Rwanda’s nex tax measures on economic growth 

Côte d’Ivoire has emerged as a FinTech hub, driving financial inclusion in West Africa. With the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) fueling investment and innovation, FinTech is expanding access to financial services. 

Fintech & sustainability driving financial inclusion in West Africa

One of the biggest challenges for youth in agribusiness is access to finance and markets. On the policy changes and investment opportunities that could help unlock the potential of young agri-preneurs, 

Policy, investment & market access for youth in agriculture

Yesterday, BCS announced the completion of its Lake Tanganyika submarine cable. 

BCS Group completes Lake Tanganyika submarine cable

Rwanda has made strides in promoting gender equality, but women still face barriers to financial services, especially in rural areas. 69 per cent of women live in rural areas, relying on farming and piece-work for income. 

Empowering Rwandan women through access to finance

Mediterrania Capital Partners plays a significant role in supporting the growth of mid-cap companies in Sub-Saharan Africa. 

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