
Invisible Businesses: Why Digital Discoverability Could Be Africa’s Next Growth Engine
Invisible Businesses: Why Digital Discoverability Could Be Africa’s Next Growth Engine
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Invisible Businesses: Why Digital Discoverability Could Be Africa’s Next Growth Engine

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Research asserts that Africa’s population is the youngest in the world. Almost 60% of Africa’s 1.4 billion population is under the age of 25. According to the Mo Ibrahim foundation's report - In 2020, Africa’s population under 35 represents almost a billion people (540.8 million 0-14 year olds and 454.5 million 15-34 year olds), amounting to 22.7% of the world’s total youth population, the second

Technology adoption and the demand for technology skills is rapidly increasing. Meet Nseobot Afaha, a chemical engineer who is becoming a Data analyst. Her story is typical to the African youth.