African potential business development is currently expanding, and many foreign investors decide to carry out their start-ups there. Possibilities for investment are many since the continent has a lot to offer in terms of natural resources in the first place.
African countries with growing economies are integral to global economic development and have tremendous economic potentials with rewarding opportunities for investors and partners. Some of the countries that might be good to invest in would be Nigeria (The African country with the highest gross domestic product rate according to the National Bureaux of Statistics), Egypt (Has the second-highest GDP in Africa, and a mixed economy profiting from fossil fuels, agriculture, and tourism, ideal for investors), South Africa (The most developed country in Africa, with services representing 73% of its GDP. The country’s GDP benefits from business and government services, real estate, finance, communication, transport, and more, with the largest stock exchange on the continent, macro-economic stability and rewarding opportunities in social services expenditure), Algeria (Its renewable energy, tourism and liquidity reserve are foreign direct investment points. The country’s economy relies on oil and gas. With recent laws encouraging foreign investments, the nation offers rewarding business opportunities to investors), Morocco (Agriculture, investments, government, and the housing sector are factors determining the growth. The country’s economy is liberal, driven by the laws of demand and supply), Kenya (Thanks to sound economic policies, management, and diversified sources, Kenya arguably has the most advanced economy in Central and East Africa. With high demand for goods and services, a robust economy, and a favourable business environment, Kenya is ideal for investments in 2022), Ethiopia (Ranked as the second largest African flower exporter and among the biggest producers of coffee worldwide, Ethiopia is rewarding for investors), Ghana (The country is targeting GDP growth with benefits primarily driven by cocoa beans, crude oil, and minerals production.), Angola (Angola is rich in oil and gas resources and agricultural lands. Trade, transportation, storage, construction, and fisheries contribute to Angola’s GDP growth. These sectors represent growth opportunities for investors), and Ivory coast (Regarded as one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa, Ivory Coast is a top destination for investors in West Africa. Transport, construction, agriculture, and petroleum products are driving the growth).
(For more information on investing in Africa’s countries take a look at this link https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/10-best-african-countries-to-invest-in-2022/whvt6nq).
Before investing money in any project, research on business environment, political factors, corporate tax, exchange rate, inflation, and financial crisis must be taken into consideration. To avoid capital loss, research on the growth, liquidity, and risk factors should be conducted.