Your question is answered by Ayisi Mekatiani in a paper entitled "Navigating the risks and opportunities of investing in Africa".
Mr Makatianiis the CEO of AMSCO{The African Management Services company}He possesses extensive management .enterpreunerial and board level experience,having co-founded Africa Online among others.
Obviously the crux of his views its that corporate governance is anathema in Africa where entrepreners prefer to do things informally by using the cash on hand to rent,stock-up and trade with no businhess plans nothing something which is the first document investors would want to view.
Now,this issue of lack of interest to invest in Africa should have been Nepad`s priority.
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Mr Makatianiis the CEO of AMSCO{The African Management Services company}He possesses extensive management .enterpreunerial and board level experience,having co-founded Africa Online among others.
Obviously the crux of his views its that corporate governance is anathema in Africa where entrepreners prefer to do things informally by using the cash on hand to rent,stock-up and trade with no businhess plans nothing something which is the first document investors would want to view.
Now,this issue of lack of interest to invest in Africa should have been Nepad`s priority.