Startups fueling with debt. Fintech no longer a dream. Happiness lies in agriculture, food, and essential services. Young companies more attractive than fast-growing enterprises. Southern Africa attracts big investments. West Africa is active but undervalued. North Africa climbing the mountain. The market regains a stable pace The private equity market in Africa is entering its…...
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