Sudan Divestment

Africa as for now is in a stand still, gathering much of its strength to move on amidst the different crisis it is engulfed in.  Businesses are also affected with the turmoil the continent is experiencing but the future holds much a promise for the some business sectors.  Let’s take a look at the business boom that Africa will see in the next 10 years.

Tourism has been making a steady mark in building a strong and secure employment rate for Africans whilst making stable contributions to the economy.  As a lot of leaders from different countries are seeing  this potential, they want to have a slice of the pie.  In this note, a lot of African countries are converting forest into reservations, the beautification of their cities as a whole making them tourists friendly. 

Leaders are now more keen in eradicating the disturbing depiction of Africa as a scrawny and bone laden child waiting for aides that might or might not come, to a more upbeat and exciting picture of lushness and abundance that it naturally is gifted with. 

Another business that is now bustling is the IT industry, well, as for now the main beneficiaries of this are foreigners and contractors who are employed by a lot of African governments for the aims of technological advancements in Africa. The following is a list of companies who are looking to shift some of their operations to the continent of Africa:

Avery Labels: Avery labels makes shipping, address, and organization labels for consumers and business.

Samsung: Samsung is involved in a lot of different technologies, but at the present is mos known for its wireless phones provided through Verizon. For more information visit Samsung.com.  

Trac Phone: also another provider of cellular phones.

Oreck: Oreck is the producer and manufacturer of a long line of vaccum cleaners including the Oreck Vacuum and the Oreck Air Purifiers.

Outsourcing is now also seen in Africa as the continent house some good quantity of native English speakers, since a lot of it’s countries have acquired the language directly from the British.  Africans are able to emulate the British accent to the dot which gives them an edge in contact services with Englishmen as their clients.

Other businesses that are showing positive incline are with the abundant minerals that Africa has to offer; the sought after crude oil, zinc and copper, and the diamonds.  With regularizations coming from the government along with safety practices in harvesting these minerals, they can play a very important role in stabilizing Africa and giving the Africans a better quality of life.

Given the opportunity and the chance Africa will soon rise from the ashes and enjoy a life of bounty as what nature has already provided them.  With these businesses forecasted to boom in Africa for the next 10 years, that life is filled with possibility, as we shall see.