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Africa's entrepreneurs are building businesses every day. But what stands between entrepreneurial potential and growth capital? Credit Africa examines the financing gap, financial readiness, cash flow, credit, informality and the future of SME finance.

THE AFRICA FINANCIAL REALITY — FINANCIAL LITERACY & ECONOMIC CONVERSATION MAGAZINE

Entrepreneurs, SMEs & the Financing Gap: Why Banks Say “No” to Small Businesses From Financial Literacy to Financial Capability Africa has no shortage of entrepreneurs. Across markets, millions of people are building businesses, creating employment, supplying communities, developing products and services, and turning limited resources into economic activity. Yet one question continues to confront entrepreneurs

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AFRICA HAS CAPITAL. SO WHY ARE AFRICAN BUSINESSES STILL STARVED OF IT?

This is one of the questions we need to confront if Africa is serious about economic transformation. Africa has capital in banks, pension funds, institutional investors, development institutions, private markets and the global investment community. Yet African businesses still struggle to access working capital. Exporters struggle with trade finance. Infrastructure projects struggle to reach financial

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