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Madagascar’s First Billionaire Is Building The African Infrastructure Story We Do Not Talk About Enough
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Madagascar’s First Billionaire Is Building The African Infrastructure Story We Do Not Talk About Enough

  • Kawa AMOS
  • August 3, 2026
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Madagascar’s Hassanein Hiridjee and Axian show how African-owned telecom, energy, and fintech infrastructure is shaping the continent’s next business story.

Nairobi Becomes Africa’s Tech Deal Room as Africa Technology Show Opens
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Nairobi Becomes Africa’s Tech Deal Room as Africa Technology Show Opens

  • Kawa AMOS
  • July 23, 2026
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Africa Technology Show Kenya opens in Nairobi with AI, fintech, youth employment, infrastructure, and diaspora investment questions at the center.

Why Diaspora Money Is Still One of Africa’s Most Underrated Power Systems.
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Why Diaspora Money Is Still One of Africa’s Most Underrated Power Systems.

  • Kawa AMOS
  • May 12, 2026
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Diaspora money is not side money. It pays school fees, covers health shocks, rescues businesses, and stabilizes economies across Africa. This article argues that remittances should be understood as critical development infrastructure, especially when flows remain large, resilient, and more dependable than many better-celebrated forms of capital.

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