S1E3: Investing in Africa: Capitalizing on Demographic Trends, Technology, and Development

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THE AGE OF AFRICA

The Age Of Africa Podcast

15 episodes

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Welcome to The Age of Africa Podcast, a platform for navigating what is the defining economic and diplomatic frontier of the next century: Africa. Hosted by Angela Angwenyi, this series brings together leading thinkers and practitioners to explore the intersections of policy, business, culture, and global engagement. Stay intentional. Stay accountable. And above all, let’s get to work.

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S1E3: Investing in Africa: Capitalizing on Demographic Trends, Technology, and Development

THE AGE OF AFRICA

58 minutes 38 seconds

7 months ago

S1E3: Investing in Africa: Capitalizing on Demographic Trends, Technology, and Development

Moderated by Alfred Apps, Former Senior Partner at Miller Thomson LLP in Toronto, this discussion brings together an accomplished panel including Noman Haughton, Director of In-Flight Digital Entertainment, WiFi, Media Sales and Analytics, Air Canada; David Harlley, Co-Founder and CEO of Thirdway Capital; Michael B. Sewardda, Chief of Staff and Strategy Manager for Global Government Affairs and Public Policy, at HP; and Alisha Golden, Investment Manager at Techstars.

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This episode explores the factors positioning African markets as a dynamic investment destination, with a focus on demographic growth, technological innovation, and sustainability. The discussion highlights rising consumer demand, a youthful and educated population, and the importance of climate-conscious strategies, offering Canadian investors key insights into Africa’s evolving economic landscape.