African Equity

Back to School Vaccinations

African Equity — Sat, 19 May 2012 21:00:59 +0000

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African Equity on A Current Affair Channel 9 Australia

African Equity — Wed, 16 May 2012 21:15:59 +0000

www.African-Equity.com As aired on Channel 9′s A Current Affair program, African Equity’s Chris & Virginia Anderson’s journey to assist with The Heros of the Nation Orphanage in Kenya. You can help too simply visit http for details.

Dr Nawal El Saadawi on Poverty, Equity, Revolution & Freedom of Expression

African Equity — Wed, 09 May 2012 21:10:59 +0000

Dr Nawal El Saadawi talks about Revolution, Poverty, Equality & tells a South African audience that there is no freedom of speech/free press under capitalism & militant patriarchy. She shared a panel with Nadine Gordimer at the African Women Writers Symposium in Johannesburg 19/11/11. (Filmed by Gillian Schutte) Copyright Media for Justice www.mediaforjustice.net www.handheldfilms.co.za

Upside & Downside of Private Equity in Africa (clip 2)

African Equity — Wed, 02 May 2012 21:05:59 +0000

“You have to really know that business and what makes it profitable and what’s going to impede those cash flows, which is possibly more of a South African risk.” -Graham Stokoe Three veterans of the African private equity market share stories of successful deals across this continent of opportunity. In this third segment of the three-part Privcap series, “Private Equity in Africa,” Hurley Doddy of Emerging Capital Partners, Graham Stokoe of Ernst & Young, and Runa Alam of Development Partners International, share their expert insights, stories of deal success, as well as reasons why they remain very bullish about the future of African private equity. Doddy discusses his firm’s investment in a Nairobi-based company that provides “triple-play” cable connectivity to a growing market; Stokoe discusses a successful student-housing deal he worked on in South Africa; and Alam tells the story of a consumer-credit company that her firm is helping to roll out a pan-Africa strategy. “Yes, Africa is growing at 6 percent a year, but the emerging middle class is growing much faster than that, and if you find an industry that caters to that, you have a story of a rising tide lifts all boats,” says Alam. This program is sponsored by Ernst & Young. A special thanks to the Emerging Markets Private Equity Association (EMPEA) for their participation. This video was shot at EMPEA’s and FT Business’s global private equity conference, Capital Impact 2011.

African Equity – If You Have the Will, We Have the Way!

African Equity — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 21:00:59 +0000

www.African-Equity.com – African Equity is an Australian Based Non Government Organisation primarily supporting the Heroes of the Nation orphanage (largest in Kenya) and community development projects in Nyahururu and Nairobi, Kenya

Back to School Vaccinations

African Equity — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 20:55:59 +0000

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Investor Optimism about South Africa’s Equity Market

African Equity — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 20:50:59 +0000

(www.abndigital.com) Results from the South African Investor Confidence Index have revealed that Investors are expressing ongoing optimism about South Africa’s equity market. The report is a monthly survey conducted by the Institute of Behavioural Finance among institutional investors and financial advisors. Joining ABN’s Lerato Mbele to discuss the latest survey is Gerda van der Linde, Executive director of the Institute of Behavioral Finance.

African Equity – Heros of the Nation Video Part 3 of 3

African Equity — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 20:45:59 +0000

www.African-Equity.com Part 3 of a 3 part video showing you around the Heros of the Nation Orphanage in Kenya, Africa. Start of in Nairobi and enjoy the journey as we give you an insight into what African Equity are about.

Robinson and Equity Bank

African Equity — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 20:40:59 +0000

Marguerite Robinson, an internationally recognized champion of microfinance for more than 30 years and author of The Microfinance Revolution, was a featured guest at Lehigh University’s Expanding Financial Access in Africa conference. Here she introduces the impact of Equity Bank in East Africa–a bank that was recently named the “Best Microfinace Bank in Africa” at the African Bankers Awards Ceremony last year.

Private Equity in Africa – Continent of Opportunity (Clip 2)

African Equity — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 20:37:59 +0000

This is a clip of a full video that can be found at Privcap.com. In this clip, Graham Stokoe of Ernst & Young describes the compelling changes to Africa’s business landscape. After decades of receiving scant attention, the Africa private equity opportunity is now one that investors are clamoring to learn more about. But why is Africa drawing capital and talent, and how should this vast continent be understood? Privcap has assembled a panel of African private equity experts – including Hurley Doddy of Emerging Capital Partners, Graham Stokoe of Ernst & Young, and Runa Alam of Development Partners International — to discuss the opportunities and challenges of a fast-changing continent. This program, “Continent of Opportunity,” is the first of three that will focus on private equity in Africa. In this discussion, moderated by Privcap co-founder David Snow, our experts detail the demographics, debt levels and geographic diversity of a vast continent. They describe the difference between the relatively mature South Africa market, the robustness of Nigeria, the Middle-Eastern ties of North Africa, and the growing phenomenon of pan-regional corporations. They also answer a question often voiced about private equity in Africa — political risk and corruption.