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?? Every region Growe launches is a part of its strategic growth, requiring extensive preparation and market analysis. Today, we’re talking about the Mozambique region on the African market.? ??? What are this region's features, rules, and cultural issues? Our Head of Africa, Oleksandr Kernishniuk, shares his experience and insights in a new article on our Medium page, which you can find by following the link. Follow us to read more unique content from Growe experts! https://lnkd.in/djp-_ipn

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Concepts such like OPEN MARKET vs CLOSE MARKET is not a new to the first people of South Africa. . For centuries the Khoena people traded with passing ships along the cape coast. The Khoena was a trading nation. With sheep ,oxen, salt, cotton, buxu and daxa(dagga). But they trade in a open market system where no tribe dominate the market. Unlike the VOC who trade in a close market. Where they want to monopolize the trading market and started with a systematic genocide of a once vibrant and proud people. Camissa People https://lnkd.in/dgDk4XbG ? ... Where have all the Cape Khoena gone? - Camissa People

Water Storage integrated into the circular reuse economy and in support of business continuity security and fire risk mitigation, are no longer a business choice - they have become critical industry and business infrastructure. South Africa has a long 30 years or reinvestment lying ahead. https://lnkd.in/dAknM5bG

If you are curious about how Goma looks like, here is the final part of the short documentary the city of coltan in the comment section #sudiammba #investinafrica #exportpromotion

[TOP STORY] Top diamond producer Botswana’s new President Duma Boko said on Thursday that he hoped to clinch a long-delayed sales pact with industry giant De Beers as early as Friday but underlined the need to diversify the Southern African nation’s economy. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dXUBXQAd #CNBCAfrica #DSTV410 #botswana #dumaboko #debeers #WEF2025 #Davos2025

The Nairobi Securities Exchange witnessed numerous changes during the first quarter of the year, including new leadership and remarkable improvements in performance. In an interview with Maina Chege, @ KipronoKittony Chairman of Nairobi Securities Exchange PLC , underscored several notable highlights of the Markets and the financial progress of the country among others. Here are the key takeaways from their discussion: 1.Market Dynamics: The market operates in cycles, experiencing fluctuations like bull and bell runs. These variations strongly influence the investment strategies of sophisticated investors, who generally prioritize long-term positioning over short-term trading. 2.Holistic Market Performance: Acknowledging the market's diverse performance over time is crucial. For instance, the first quarter showcased a remarkable upswing driven by macroeconomic factors. Notably, the shilling has excelled, earning recognition as the top-performing currency in Sub-Saharan Africa, with a notable 26% increase against the US dollar. 3.Macroeconomic Management: Our country's ability to avoid defaulting on Eurobonds underscores its adept management of macroeconomic affairs. Factors contributing to this success include shilling stabilization against the dollar and partial Eurobond settlement through a recent bond issuance. Additionally, baseline inflation has seen a significant decline, reflecting a broader economic recovery. To catch more insights of this interview here is the link to the interview; https://lnkd.in/dAG-EuNa

Botswana's new President, Duma Boko, aims to finalize a fresh diamond sales deal with De Beers—one that will give the government a greater share of the Debswana joint venture’s production. Currently, De Beers buys 75% of Debswana’s output, but under the new pact, Botswana’s share could grow to 50% over the next decade. As one of the world’s largest diamond producers, Botswana is reshaping its future by securing more value from its own resources. What are your thoughts on this move? Is it a game-changer for Botswana’s economy? #BotswanaDiamonds #DumaBoko #DeBeers #EconomicEmpowerment #Debswana

A view of the small village of Tahua on the northern side of the Salar de Uyuni salt flat in Bolivia, with the Tunupa volcano in the background.