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In SummaryAngola leads Africa with a local purchasing power score of 200.8, far surpassing the rest.South Africa ranks second at 109.2, showing strong consumer capacity despite regional challenges.Most North and East African countries remain below 50, highlighting disparities in income and spending power.

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In Summary:The year 2025 saw IPO activity spread across both mature and emerging African stock exchangesFinancial institutions and state-linked firms across Africa dominated listings, driving market depth.New exchanges, such as Ethiopia’s ESX, marked historic first-time public offerings made headlines across the globe.In the continent, South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria led in sca...


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In Summary:South Africa and Egypt lead Africa’s textile and apparel exports by scale and industrial depth.Morocco, Tunisia, and Ethiopia benefit from proximity to Europe and integrated supply chains.AGOA and EU trade agreements continue to drive apparel exports from Kenya and Madagascar.Textile exports remain a major source of jobs, foreign exchange, and industrial growth across...


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In Summary:Mauritius, Algeria, Rwanda, Egypt, Mauritius lead Africa with structured government-backed tech-acceleration programs.Government Tech-Acceleration Programs in Africa include innovation hubs, AI initiatives, startup mentorship, and regulatory support.Initiatives by government focus on talent development, digital skills, and infrastructure to scale local startups.Govern...


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