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Doing Business in Africa

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Trade only happens when businesses can find customers, win their trust and get paid. These articles are practical help with that.

They cover the everyday side of running and growing a business: how people use websites, how to market to customers, how to plan for busy seasons, and what to know before entering a new market.

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Latest · September 27, 2026

Entering African Markets: What Businesses Need to Check First

Learn what businesses should assess before entering African markets, from registration and payments to logistics, labour, regulation and foreign exchange.

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A busy African seaport with a container ship, cargo cranes, stacked containers and a truck, with a subtle map of Africa and shipping routes overlaid in the sky.

September 26, 2026

Africa’s Logistics Map: How Ports, Railways and Trade Corridors Are Changing

Explore Africa’s logistics networks, from Tanger Med and Suez to Lagos, Mombasa and Abidjan, and the infrastructure shaping trade across the continent.

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Woman viewing a website on a laptop beside a digital eight-second timer, illustrating how quickly visitors form first impressions of a webpage.

September 9, 2026

What Happens in the First Few Seconds on a Website? The 8-Second Attention Span Myth

The 8-second attention span claim is a myth. Explore what research actually shows about website first impressions, scanning, credibility, and page load speed.

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