
How Fanaka Real Estate Built a Multimillion-Dollar Business in Kenya in a Decade
With more than 15,000 land title deeds issued and 25 to 30 percent average annual growth, CEO Moses Muriithi credits an installment-payment model and keeping post-sale logistics in-house rather than outsourcing them.
Africa's Biggest Family Businesses Are Finally Planning Who Comes Next
From Dangote's daughters taking on operating roles to BUA and Globacom elevating founders' children, a generation of African conglomerates is starting to treat succession as a structural economic issue rather than a private family matter.
Tunisia Pitches Itself as Europe and Africa's Nearshoring Bridge
With more than 200 automotive companies already operating there and executives talking up its engineering talent pool, Tunisia is positioning its location between three continents as a hard economic asset rather than just geography.


