As the flight from Dire Dawa, Ethiopia descends into Djibouti airspace, it is hard to ignore Djibouti’s strategic location and importance....
Kurt Davis Jr
Kurt Davis Jr. is an investor, advisor and consultant with experience in Africa, Asia, Europe and the United States. He is an avid traveler who has been to 70+ countries throughout the world in search of new investment opportunities, new people, and better understanding of the world. His international professional career includes positions with Schulze Global Investments, Kukula Capital, and African Development Bank, with experience covering the agribusiness, energy, fast-consumer moving goods (FMCG), infrastructure, manufacturing, natural resources, and real estate sectors.
Sub-Saharan Africa has an infrastructure gap of more than $40 billion. As noted by U.S. President Barack Obama in the announcement...
Sierra Leone, today, bears little resemblance to the late 1990s when a civil war left the country’s infrastructure and economy...
While landing in Khartoum, it is hard to ignore the new high rises and unexpected façade of a real estate...
Africans still pay far more for telecommunications than western countries as a proportion of their overall income. In Kenya, the...
Sitting in the middle of Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar, you cannot ignore the diverse landscape of the country and...
A strong track record and reputation will likely land you a board seat in due time. As an investor, that...
Consumer goods like bagged milk, foil-wrapped cashews, and paper-wrapped take-away of an oily African dish are the headaches of daily...
It is Friday night in Maputo and nightlife has not exactly started. But the KFC is bustling on Avenida 25...
East Africa’s investment story is not new. As more foreign investors and multinationals enter the region, it continues to gain...
