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Welcome to Business Africa

By African Arguments
October 19, 2011
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The statement that Africa is the next frontier for international business is a cliche. The continent has never been entirely a no-go place for multi-nationals, but now, with economic uncertainty in The West, a rising China eager for commodities and economically resurgent African players, now is the time to start understanding political and economic dynamics in Africa.

Business Africa is the commercial arm of African Argument’s political focus. Our aim is to explain what the  implications are of political events for the business world. To this end, we will be publishing contributions from a variety of consultancies, business and individuals who have intimate knowledge of dynamicsa within the Africa business world.

If you would like submit a contribution to Business Africa contact the editor Magnus Taylor mt74[at]soas.ac.uk

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