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Operational challenges faced by insurers in Africa amid COVID 19

We are celebrating 5 years of telling the continent s stories here on Africanews, this week on Business Africa, we find out how Covid-19 is forcing insurers on the continent to be more inclusive. We also find out Why Nigerian billionaire Tony Elumelu is passionate about the youth and startups in Africa and Can big business breathe a sigh of relief in post -Magufuli Tanzania? The answers on this edition. - Insuring Africa - Insurance penetration on the continent is extremely low compared to global averages. While the Covid-19 pandemic was a nightmare for many businesses and insurers, in Cameroon, a tech savvy entrepreneur is not eating this crisis. We bring you the story of how Richard Lowe of Activa Assurance is making insurance more inclusive using digital tools.

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Somaliland s WorldRemit tycoon gives back [Business Africa]

Ismail Ahmed is a migrant from Somaliland who s on a mission to give back to a country literally shunned by global powers. Somaliland has a growing number of tech hubs. Ismail Ahmed founded the now famed money transfer company, WorldRemit and this horn of African nation was its first market. Today, Somaliland’s mobile tech infrastructure is considered as one of the best on the continent. And the WorldRemit founder is poised to have a huge impact on Somalilanders. Ismail Ahmed left his native Somaliland to further his education on a scholarship at the London Business School in the United Kingdom.

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Ivory Coast s energy leap [Business Africa]

This week Business Africa devotes itself entirely to the energy and banking sectors in Côte d Ivoire. In this West African country, several banks including Standard Chartered and the National Investment Bank have decided to go digital. To achieve its energy revolution, Côte d Ivoire chose to privatise this sector in 1993. More than 25 years later, the country has one of the best production capacities in Africa and aims to cover 99% of its population by 2035 and produce 42% of renewable energy. Mr Ahmadou Bakayoko, Director-General of the Ivorian Electricity Company (Compagnie Ivoirienne d Electricité) responds to pertinent questions on the subject in an interview conducted by Africanews journalist Ruth Lago.

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