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Originally posted on CNN Cameroon, famous for producing world-class soccer players and infectious “makossa” music, is on the dawn of becoming known for something else … tourism. Tourism arrivals grew by 35% in 2012,...

Originally posted on AFK Insider ‘AFKI Corporate’ column brings readers a range of business insights, trends, news and tips exclusively for corporations and people conducting business in the African Market. Each week this column...

Originally posted on AFK Insider Over the last several weeks and months the world has witnessed several countries going through crisis situations, and we have witnessed these crisis being handled with varying degrees of...

Originally posted on AFK Insider Over the next few weeks and months, the ‘AFKI Corporate’ column will bring readers a range of business insights, trends, news and tips exclusively for corporations and people conducting...

Originally posted in New Africa Business Magazine As I prepared this Op-ed my heart is heavy as I think about the appalling kidnapping of nearly 300 girls in the Northern Nigerian state of Borno,...

Originally posted on AFK Insider Over the next few weeks and months, the ‘AFKI Corporate’ column will bring readers a range of business insights, trends, news and tips exclusively for corporations and people conducting...

Originally posted on Black Enterprise Whether you’re stateside or abroad, social media has made our world a lot smaller. Last week’s Social Media Week (SMW) events and conversations, many of which took place on...

Originally posted in Black Enterprise Whether you’re stateside or abroad, social media has made our world a lot smaller. Last week’s Social Media Week (SMW) events and conversations, many of which took place on...

Originally posted in Black Enterprise Social Media Week (SMW) made its debut in Africa on Monday, and the host city, Lagos, is one of Africa’s most vibrant and robust metropolises. With a population of...

Originally posted on CNN Upon arrival at Kotoka International airport in Ghana’s capital city Accra, you are immediately greeted by a sign that says “Akwaaba,” which means “Welcome” — and this is exactly how...