In Senegal, public authorities join the growing number of investors who want to promote entrepreneurship and innovation through digital technology. The first edition of the Senegal digital forum, held on March 15, 2018 in…
Growth rate – Côte d’Ivoire ranks worldwide 4th
Côte d’Ivoire quickly returned to top growth rates, following the the political crisis in 2011. This allows companies and workers to benefit from excellent growth perspectives. The World Bank has made the observation, relayed…
Morocco Recruitment: The top 20 favorite companies of job seekers
In Morocco, a recent study by recruitment professionals reveals the top 20 companies most sought after by job seekers. In this ranking, state-owned enterprises are emerging as the preferred choice of the 12,500 people…
Afric’innov launches a €450,000 fund for African digital entrepreneurs
Afric’innov fund, which provides young African entrepreneurs with financing at the beginning of their career, launched its seed fund on January 18. It focuses on capital provision to innovative companies. This fund, worth €450,000, will be granted…
Africa : The El Dorado for multinationals and job seekers
According to the ILO (International Labor Organization), multinational enterprises are the main engine of globalization and their investments play a vital role in promoting economic and social progress. The rush of the big companies…
Jobs Africa – Morocco invests $ 3.4 billion to create 20,000 jobs
The government approves 48 investment projects with a total value of $ 3.4 billion for the creation of 20,000 jobs. Morocco’s National Investment Commission chaired by Prime Minister Saad Eddine El Othmani on Wednesday…
World Bank Expects 3.2% Growth for Sub-Saharan Africa in 2018
Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa in 2018 is expected to rise up to 3.2 percent, against 2.4 percent last year, the World Bank said in its report on the global economic outlook. The largest contributors…
The Diaspora – Africa’s secret weapon for growth
In a 2013 publication, CNN identified the African Diaspora as “Africa’s secret weapon”. Now the cat is out of the bag, the Diaspora’s positive impact in Africa’s economy has become obvious, as Amini Kajunju,…
Online Sales: The main challenges of African E-commerce Startups
Less than 30% of African e-commerce start-ups are profitable because companies face problems such as lack of funding, lack of trust and logistical difficulties. This is what the Afri-Shopping report reveals: Exploring the African…
Occupational mobility: A Diaspora much interested in jobs in Africa
Is occupational mobility a reality in the African job market? In theory, yes. In fact, yes, but switching to a different job environment is a trend that always seems to be a big challenge…