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New Jobs at Afreximbank A new round of jobs at Afreximbank has been opened! CA Global is retained to exclusively recruit for the Afreximbank. The jobs range from Director to Associate level in seniority. Feel free to share these jobs with anyone else you think could be suitable and interested in applying. About Afreximbank: The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) is a pan-African Multilateral financial institution established in 1993, for the purposes of financing and pr

Are you struggling to find a work in Africa? Does this describe you…? You have achieved all the goals you have set out for yourself at your current employer and it’s time for you to spread your wings into Africa. You’ve read in the news and in countless articles that some of the biggest companies are expanding rapidly into Africa, and you want to be part of the team who makes a difference in Africa. After all, candidates who have experience working in multiple countries in Af

The Cement industry in Africa is breaking new boundaries in Nigeria, Tanzania and now Ethiopia. With Aliko Dangote – the richest man in Africa – paving the way (pun intended) for Africa’s Cement Industry, we are destined to see new grounds being broken as he pushes for million dollar deals for production in West and East Africa. What is Cement? Cement is a substance that sets and hardens and can bind other materials together. Cement is made from crushed rock with burnt lime a

Exploring Africa’s Development Finance and Microfinance Market Development Finance in Africa is quite a niche market. I posted the question of what is Development Finance, on our social media sites, and to my surprise, I received no response. Nobody seemed to know what Development Finance entails. So, before publishing this article, given that I am not a Development Financier, I had to thoroughly investigate the topic before being able to discuss it. That included researching

The Rockefeller Foundation are hard at work, planning and strategising an initiative dubbed “Digital Jobs Africa”, in which they aim to bolster the economies of 6 African countries, namely Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria, Morocco and Egypt. $ 100 million will be allocated for the Digital Jobs Africa project, which will target economic sectors that require a boost. These would include strengthening the prevailing agricultural industries, improving water and health systems