African mobile operators certainly have paved the way for further business development across industries both at corporate and SME level, the infrastructure and services provided have clearly been successful in its own way, however have also provided opportunities for new and existing businesses to develop and transform the way business is conducted in both urban and rural areas.
In 2008 The African continent was seeing its strongest economic growth since the 1970s. 15 African countries entered a second decade in which they posted strong annual economic growth rate of above 5%. Despite strong economic performance, Sub-Saharan Africa remains the only region not on track for achieving the Millennium Development Goals by 2015. In 2009 recession has hit Sub-Saharan Africa, export demand is collapsing and commodity prices- in particular those of oil and base metals-under pressure, real GDP growth in numerous sub-Saharan African countries is likely to end up in negative territory.
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Tags: business development, economic progress, growth opportunity, infrastructure, open projects, poverty, research
Lucca, Italy. July 1, 2009 — FutureAfrica (FA) executive consulting and interim management proudly launch a new website. FA is offering business improvement and transformation services to small and medium sized businesses, corporate and local authorities, and is continuing to expand their range of client services.
The new website, http://www.futureafrica.eu launched on the 1st June has been highly commended by the web and marketing industry for its clarity and accessibility.
The website clearly sets out FutureAfrica’s range of consultancy services under the heading ‘what we do‘ with further details under specific pages, such as ‘New business modeling’ , ‘Coaching and Mentoring’, ‘Transformation, other services include: strategic planning; process improvement; staff development, including support for owners and senior managers. (more…)
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