December 18, 2024

The Guardian Op-Ed: Africa’s population is booming – it’s time for business to catch up

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CanGo cofounders Barrett Nash and Peter Kariuki write in the Guardian that massive demographic change in Africa is giving entrepreneurial companies seeking a challenge the chance to thrive. Kinshasha-based CanGo, a ride-hailing app service, is leading the way.

Read the oped here

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