Africa’s path to growth: Sector by sector

This report examines the growth potential of various sectors in Africa, highlighting opportunities beyond the extractive industries.

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Quick Facts
Report location: source
Language: English
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Authors: Alasdair Hamblin, Andrew Maske, Bill Russo, Felix Faulhaber, Gary Pinshaw, Heinz Pley, Hilary De Grandis, Jens Riese, Markus Zils, Occo Roelofsen, Paul Sheng, Pepukaye Bardouille, Reinaldo Fiorini, Rod Cloete, Sunil Sanghvi, Suraj Moraje, Zakir Gaibi, Kartik Jayaram
Time horizon: 2015
Geographic focus: Africa

Methods

The research method involved examining the future of several sectors in Africa, analyzing economic data, market trends, and investment patterns, and identifying challenges and opportunities within each sector.

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Key Insights

The report analyzes Africa's economic prospects, focusing on agriculture, banking, consumer goods, infrastructure, mining, oil and gas, and telecommunications. It emphasizes the continent's diverse opportunities for growth across these sectors, driven by increasing consumer markets, investment in infrastructure, and rich natural resources. Challenges such as market fragmentation, underinvestment, and the need for improved business models and infrastructure are discussed. The report also considers the role of government policies and private-sector strategies in harnessing these opportunities for sustainable development.

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