So which African countries (beyond South Africa, which has a well-developed capital market) really matter to us as public equity market investors? We believe there are four — Egypt, Morocco, Kenya, and Nigeria. Together with South Africa, they form the nuclei of the continent’s main regional economic hubs. READ MORE
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