On this site, you can find sector information for the continent neatly in one place. Please feel free to share any information with us, if you feel that our coverage of a particular sector is light. You can do so either once-off by clicking the “share your experience” button at the bottom of this page. Alternatively, you commit to becoming one of our permanent contributors by completing the form on the left.
The following sectors are covered on this site:
At Unmask Africa, we help you to:
- Identify suitable businesses in countries on the African continent in which to invest
- Conduct market research and risk analysis
- Find suitable local partners OR set up your company/investment vehicle/Operation
- Ensure your venture is sustainable and future-proof
- Improve your bottom-line
- Rate your venture
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