
STANDARD CHARTERED BANK (KENYA)
»» SMEs contribute to a massive 60% of the GDP of Kenya. Standard Chartered Bank has seen this opportunity and is one of the few
»» SMEs contribute to a massive 60% of the GDP of Kenya. Standard Chartered Bank has seen this opportunity and is one of the few
Developing People: the Legacy of AECOM in Africa »» The civil war in Liberia destroyed infrastructure, schools and hospitals, and arrested social development. The current
»» One of the most challenging problems for SMEs across Africa is cash flow. Imagine delivering goods or services to a client and having to
»» Coleridge’s lament from the poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, is a reality for millions of Africans who have access to water but
»» How can companies engage with young Africans wanting to make their mark across the continent and the world? How can they enable strategic and
»» For 14 years, until 2003, Liberia was gripped by a shockingly violent civil war. Infrastructure collapsed, thousands died and the country all but came
»» Decades into its democracy, and despite the country’s leading edge on the continent, South Africa is still faced with the challenge of growing its
»» Zambia’s housing deficit stands at between two and four million homes, particularly in the middle to low-income market. Compounding the problem is a lack
»» Rising from the vast desert sands of northern Mauritania is Kinross Gold’s mining concession, Tasiast, an open-pit gold mine located 300 kilometers north of
»» Imagine not having access to a bank account. Imagine being excluded from formal banking services completely. For millions of rural Kenyans, and others living