The Africa Go Green (AGG) fund, managed by Cygnum Capital, an investment bank specializing in emerging markets, has granted a loan facility of 15 million euros to Kasada, a hotel investment platform in Africa, for the development of a green-certified hotel project in Ivory Coast. The announcement was made by the organization through a press…...
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