Kenya – Nairobi, top business city in Africa
Nairobi is one of Africa’s top business places for opportunities related to technology and innovation. The Kenyan capital is full of prestigious companies and provides a socio-professional environment conducive to work and investment. Local…
Multinationals and jobs – Big brands in Africa looking for talents
Coca Cola, Nestlé, Accor Hotels, Vinci Construction, Rangold, Vivendi, QNB, Orange, Carrefour, Airtel etc., the list of world brands operating in Africa is long and diverse, as much by shareholders (European, American, Asian etc.)…
Top 10 richest Francophone sub-Saharan countries
In 2017, the Democratic Republic of Congo will be the nation with the highest gross domestic product in Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), according to the latest report of the African Development Bank (AfDB). The…
Finance and Accounting Profiles in Africa
The industrial relocation, business creation, joint ventures, project development, etc., have transformed the African workplace and created considerable recruitment needs. Many companies in Africa suffer from the skill-gap in middle-top management, according to some…
Tech – Main recruiting companies in Africa: The top 5
Africa ICT – The Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) sector in Africa is booming. International and local companies in this sector show positive financial performances, on a quarterly basis. They still have room to…
The reasons behind the marginalization of Africa in World Trade
Just like a boomerang, discussions about why Africa can’t benefit from world trade keep coming back, harder and stronger. According to World Bank and the IMF, Africa is guilty of not adjusting to the neoliberal economy and therefore not being capable of measuring up to the World Trade system. Even though it is hard to escape from a cliché, this simplistic opinion couldn’t be further from the truth.
Senegal – The increasingly dynamic telecom sector
The official launch of the activities of virtual mobile operator Seruis Telecoms Africa was effective on January 31, 2019. In the race with 9 companies to obtain the MVNO license for 3 companies. Seruis Telecoms Africa finally won one of them in June 2017. The operator has invested 300 million Fcfa to use the Tigo Senegal network.
Tips for “Repat”: How to Plan my Professional Return Project ?
Diaspora Advice – This article was published by a “repat” in the blog africanamazone.com is still relevant. We feel this attachment to Africa from the very first lines of this reflection that the author wanted to share, on a subject at the heart of the concerns of the African diaspora: the return to Africa
Employment in Africa – Top 5 of sectors that offer big salaries
In several articles, Talent2Africa mentioned the sectors that create the most jobs in Africa. With the continent expected to generate 122 million new jobs by 2027 (according to the World Bank),










