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Africa
No. 268 – Notes on Energy, New Cities, and Africa
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Africa
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Books
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energy
No. 194: Zoom | Sony Gets in the Ride-Share Game | Can’t Be a One-Trick Pony
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Africa
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Business
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Technology
No. 182: 3 Thoughts: Shellye Archambeau | Africa’s 2018 VC Activity | Pollution Inequities
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Africa
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environment
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Venture Capital
No. 179: On Going Home to Ghana
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Africa
No. 178: What Happens When AI Meets Africa’s Demographic Boom?
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Africa
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Technology
No. 177: African Banks: 1920 vs. 2018
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Africa
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Finance
No. 170: Guest Post: Rethinking Old Practices of Learning
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Africa
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Uncategorized
No. 167: 3AMReads: So. Tired. Need. Sleep.
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Africa
No. 166: 3AMReads: Mozambique and Ivory Persist and Attract Capital | African Development Bank Makes Case for Investing in Africa
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Africa
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Uncategorized
No. 165: 3AMReads: Moody’s Downgrades Eskom | DRC Asks for Joint Bid | Ghana President Wants More Parliament
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Africa
No. 164: 3AMReads: Kenya Finds Trump Connect | Trump’s OPIC Pick… | Nigerian Oil Company Wins Oil Block
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Africa
No. 163: 3AMReads: $1B Cobalt project | South Africa’s Radical Economic Transformation | What is US-Africa Policy?
By
Africa
No. 162: 3AMReads: Akon Going Public | Robots Mess Up Development Formula | Don’t Sleep on Halal Tourism
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Africa
No. 161: 3AMReads: MTN Shareholders Aren’t Happy With Exec Pay | Nigeria Has Its Own Data Centers | Cape Town Has Virtually No Water
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Africa
No. 160: 3AMReads: African Leaders Spend Time with TrumpÂ
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Africa
No. 159: 3AMReads: Concerned about Cote d’Ivoire | US National Security Interests in Africa | Step Your Outfit Game Up
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Africa
No. 158: 3AMReads: Tastemakers Africa 10-Year Plan | Safaricom Invests Nearly $2M in R&D Lab | Nigeria’s Petrol Corporation Moves Digital
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Africa
No. 157: 3AMReads: What Will Ford’s New CEO Do About Africa?
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Africa
No. 156: 3AMReads: Azure in Africa |Facebook Invests in Fiber Optic | Volvo Takes to Kenya
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Africa
No. 154: 3AMReads: Yaba Looks to Remain Lagos’ Startup Epicenter | $100M for Fiber Optic Company | Giant Nigerian Oil Trader Tells Origin Story
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Africa
No. 153: 3AMReads: Oxosi Pushes Afromodernism | Vodacom Acquires Stake in Safaricom | The Gambia Sees Investment Dollars
By
Africa
No. 152: 3AMReads: Upside in African Financial Services | Lonmin Moves Ops to Marikana | China Pledges $100B
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Africa
No. 151: 3AMReads: Nigeria’s BOI Incentivizes Entrepreneurship | Cars45 CEO Speaks Out | China-Africa Trade Keeps Growing
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Africa
No. 150: 3AMReads: African Entrepreneurs and Failure | African Economies Operating at Two Speeds | Cameroon Hosting Digital Economy Conference
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Africa
No. 149: 3AMReads: Cheap Black Market Naira | Kana TV’s Winning Ethiopia | Safaricom’s Not About That Breakup Life
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Africa
No. 148: Three AM Reads: MTN Keeps Eye on Iran | Senegal’s Got Gas| Taxing Entertainers and Athletes
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Africa
No. 147: Three AM Reads: PE Can Support Entrepreneurs | Rough Q1 for AngloGold | President Buhari, Get Well
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Africa
No. 146 – Three AM Reads: South Africa’s Junk Status a Quick Fix? | Another Innovators List | Chevy Volt Designer Goes Home to Nigeria
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Africa
No. 145: Three AM Reads – Africa’s Women Innovators | 2U Acquires GetSmarter for $103M | China Beating the West in Africa
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Africa
No. 144: Three AM Reads: Education in Africa Needs $16-$18B | Dangote Refinery Signs Equipment Deal with Honeywell | Egypt Tops List of Countries for Hotel Development
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Africa
No. 143: Three AM Reads: Falling Commodity Prices | Kenyan Regulators Split over Bitcoin | IMF Making the Rounds
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Africa
No. 142: Three AM Reads: Cars45 gets $5m | Ethos Makes a Sugar Play | Ghana’s Illegal Mining Problem
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Africa
No. 141: Three AM Reads Late Edition: Kenya’s Geothermal Energy | Resilient Ivory Coast | Nigeria’s FX Reserves
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Africa
No. 140: Three AM Reads: Egypt Reaps from Devaluation | Private Equity Gets it Done in Uganda | Africans in the MLB
By
Africa
No. 136: Atlas Mara Still Trying to Gain Footing
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Africa
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Business
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Finance
No. 127: Where Can I Buy African High Fashion?
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Africa
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Fashion
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Uncategorized
No. 125: Osiakwan: Africa’s Time is Now
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Africa
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Uncategorized
No. 103: The African Development Bank Welcomes its New President Today
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Africa
No. 95: Eric Osiakwan Pushing the Growth of Africa’s VC Space
By
Africa
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Chanzo Capital
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Eric Osiakwan
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Infrastructure
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Technology
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Venture Capital
No. 84: I Can’t Wait to Read The Next Africa
By
Africa
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Business
No. 83: Growing Exports to Nigeria Can Be Atlanta’s Secret Sauce
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Africa
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Atlanta
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Business
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Cities
No. 79: Mother Ghana is Struggling
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Africa
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Economy
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Governance
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Politics
No. 76: What Does a Potential Liberty Global-Vodacom Deal Mean for Safaricom?
By
Africa
No. 75: Why Akinwumi Adesina Won the African Development Bank Presidency
By
Africa
No. 73: Why You Should Pay Attention to Africa’s Retail and Fashion
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Africa
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Business
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Fashion
No. 70: President Obama is Going to Kenya: Dumb or Nah?
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Africa
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Entrepreneurship
No. 69: George Magnus Goes Deep and Wide on China’s Ambition
By
Africa
No. 68: African Fashion’s $31 Billion Opportunity
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Africa
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Fashion
No. 65: Marc Andreessen and Jean-Yves Ollivier Could Have a Lot in Common
By
Africa
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Technology
No. 64: What Does a Black Princess Look Like?
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Africa
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Bias
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Black Girl
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Business
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Daughter
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Disney
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Disruption
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Princess
No. 63: What is Happening in Africa’s Cybersecurity Space?
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Africa
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Technology
No. 62: Africa’s Top Mayors
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Africa
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Cities
No. 61: Bridging “Trade not Aid”Â
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Africa
No. 59: President Obama’s Business in Africa Advisory Council Held First Meeting This Week
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Africa
No. 57: The Diaspora Connects Over Dinner
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Africa
No. 56: Reflections from Yale’s 2014 Sankofa54 Conference
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Africa
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Sankofa
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Yale
No. 55: World Economic Forum Panel on Africa’s Growth Agenda
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Africa
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Growth
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Nigeria
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Rwanda
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South Africa
No. 54: Lumumba Was Here
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Africa
No. 53: Nigerians Feel Good About Their Well Being?
By
Africa
No. 51: Private Equity in Africa Made One Big Little Step
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Africa
No. 49: EB-5 Visa and African Investment in the US
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Africa
No. 48: LinkedIn Not Paying Attention to Africa Would Be a Huge Mistake
By
Africa
No. 47: Is AGOA Right For US Trade With Africa?
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Africa
No. 46: Is A Tax Credit Going to Encourage US Investment in Africa?
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Africa
No. 44: My A-Listers For Africa – Business and Policy
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Africa
No. 43: Why I Do What I Do?
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Africa
No. 42: Nigerian Fashion Makes a Statement: This Week in African Markets
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Africa
No. 41: Three Things in African Markets You Need to Know This Week – October 28
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Africa
No. 40: Three Things in African Markets You Need to Know This Week – October 14
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Africa
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New Rules Africa
No. 37: Nigeria’s Inclusive Growth Prospects
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Africa
No. 36: The Fight Continues for Governance and the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Independence
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Africa
No. 35: What I’m Reading Today
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Africa
No. 34: Zendesk IPO Predicts Dropifi’s Future
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Africa
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Technology
No. 32: Reflections from NYU Africa Economic Forum
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Africa
No. 31: Here’s My Issue with the IMF/World Bank Africa Rising Seminar
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Africa
No. 30: I Enjoyed Speaking at Yale’s Sankofa54 Conference
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Africa
No. 29: West Africa Vocational Education Set to Disrupt Unemployment
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Africa
No. 28: Kenyan Social Enterprises Attract Impact Investors Because of a Focus on Sustainable Growth
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Africa
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Business
No. 27: Innovation in Ghana’s Social Enterprise Space
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Africa
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Business
No. 26: As a Third Grader, I Broke Up a Fight Between Two Fifth Graders
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Africa
No. 25: Infrastructure in Africa: Go Big
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Africa
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Business
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Government
No. 24: Social Media a Key Driver of the Next Wave of African Growth
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Africa
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Business
No. 22: Lunch with Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool
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Africa
No. 21: Lessons From a Zambian Poultry Entrepreneur
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Africa
No. 19: Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital: Brazil v. African Countries
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Africa
No. 18: Not a Protectionist, But David Cameron’s Interest in Africa Makes Me Nervous
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Africa
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Business
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Government
No. 17: Compartment Syndrome Reveals African Brain Drain
By
Africa
No. 16: Uganda – Farming Challenges in Kayongo
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Africa
No. 14: Rail and Tram Networks Establish Collaboration Space
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Africa
No. 13: Business Exchange Encourages Business Deals Between Swiss and African Businesses
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Africa
No. 12: Partnerships Needed: Atlantan and African Entrepreneurs Ripe to Connect
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Africa
No. 11: Africa’s Agricultural Potential – What’s the Cost?
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Africa
No. 6: Ebrahim Rasool – South African Ambassador to the US
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Africa
No. 5: Sub-Saharan Africa’s GDP | The Economist (via Investing In Africa – Mutual Fund)
By
Africa
No. 4: The World Cup’s Impact on South Africa
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Africa
No.2: African Heritage…African Destiny
By
Africa
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