ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Africa’s investment potential is immense. But what will it take to translate global investor interest into capital that creates lasting value?
As part of a special series of #IFF2026 podcast episodes, we sit down with Abi Mustapha, CEO of AVCA Africa, for an in-depth conversation on what global investors are looking for across Africa. From governance and regulation to local expertise, financial institutions, and stronger investment ecosystems, the conversation explores what it takes to move from opportunity to meaningful, long-term impact.
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