Beyond the Pitch Deck: What Investor Readiness Really Means

Beyond the Pitch Deck: What Investor Readiness Really Means

Impact fund, Oxano Capital, shares their insights on successful investing in Africa. Investor readiness goes beyond pitch decks and data rooms. It means clarity, alignment, and credibility. It includes governance structures, transparent reporting, strong team, and the ability to articulate risks as confidently as opportunities. Oxano Capital has utilized the African Investments Dashboard for curated introductions, structured data, and sector insights that reduce noise and increase efficiency in their screening process.  Introduction Oxano Capital is…

Read More

How to Strengthen Your Business IT for Lasting Security and Growth

How to Strengthen Your Business IT for Lasting Security and Growth

For local business owners and operations managers, keeping systems running smoothly has become harder in an unpredictable business environment where one vendor outage, rushed remote login, or rushed process change can expose weak spots. The core tension is that business IT infrastructure has to stay flexible for day-to-day work while IT risk management and uptime expectations keep rising. At the same time, data security challenges don’t wait for a convenient moment, and small gaps in…

Read More

Cutting the cost of Africa’s energy transition with the right flexibility mix – Kenneth Engblom Vice President, Wartsila Energy, Europe and Africa

Cutting the cost of Africa’s energy transition with the right flexibility mix – Kenneth Engblom Vice President, Wartsila Energy, Europe and Africa

Africa’s energy transition is entering a decisive phase. With some of the world’s best solar and wind resources, the continent is uniquely positioned to leapfrog into a low-cost, renewable-powered future. But as policymakers and planners accelerate deployment, a critical misconception often skews the debates: that battery energy storage systems alone can provide the flexibility needed to balance high shares of intermittent renewables. This assumption is not only incomplete, but it also risks making Africa’s energy…

Read More

Ghana International Bank announces Ian Greenstreet as its new Chief Executive Officer

Ghana International Bank announces Ian Greenstreet as its new Chief Executive Officer

LONDON(Capital Markets in Africa) – Ghana International Bank is pleased to announce the appointment of Ian Greenstreet as its new Chief Executive Officer, subject to the completion of the customary regulatory approval process in the United Kingdom. Ian is one of the most experienced financial services leaders of his generation, bringing more than four decades of international banking, investment management, risk management, corporate governance and business transformation experience. During his distinguished career, he has served…

Read More

Building Digital Financial Systems and Accelerating Banking Modernization in Emerging Markets

Building Digital Financial Systems and Accelerating Banking Modernization in Emerging Markets

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – The International Center for Strategic Alliances (ICSA), a global leader in curating executive-level summits that drive transformation across the banking, financial services, and technology sectors, announces the 29th Edition Connected Banking Summit – Innovation & Excellence Awards 2026, taking place on 12 August 2026 in Addis Ababa. With over 25 successful editions, ICSA has consistently brought together top banking C-suite executives, regulators, innovators, and fintech disruptors across Africa, the GCC, and…

Read More

Trust is infrastructure. And Africa’s fintech reckoning proves it – Salvador Anglada, Optasia Group CEO

Trust is infrastructure. And Africa’s fintech reckoning proves it – Salvador Anglada, Optasia Group CEO

For most of the past decade, African fintech was a land grab. Valuations rewarded user numbers, interfaces got flashier, and “disruption” was the pitch that attracted capital investment. From the outside, it was clear the model was running hotter than it could sustain. That era is over. In every boardroom conversation, from Johannesburg to Lagos, the question has moved beyond “how fast can you grow?” to “what happens when things go wrong?” The correction came…

Read More

Africa’s cement industry and the push for energy security – Krzysztof Lokaj, Wärtsilä Energy Africa Development Manager

Africa’s cement industry and the push for energy security – Krzysztof Lokaj, Wärtsilä Energy Africa Development Manager

Africa’s cement industry is expanding quickly, driven by urbanisation, infrastructure investment and rising demand for housing. Yet behind this growth lies a persistent operational challenge: reliable and affordable access to electricity. Cement production is energy intensive and highly sensitive to power interruptions. Kilns operate continuously, and sudden shutdowns disrupt production and increase costs. In many African markets, however, limited access to grid power and volatile energy prices leave many cement producers with no other choices…

Read More
1 2 3 1,077