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From Nigeria to Zimbabwe: 8 agribusiness opportunities in Africa

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By Charlie Tryon, Monter Capital
| How We Made It In Africa
We highlight eight promising opportunities in Africa’s agribusiness sector, from tapping into Zimbabwe’s substantial baobab tree resources to meet the growing global demand for baobab powder, to exporting made-in-Nigeria food products to the lucrative American market. 1. Zimbabwe could benefit from growing interest in baobab powder There is increasing global demand for baobab powder, presenting an opportunity for a country like Zimbabwe which has plenty of baobab trees.
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Export potential for Zambia and other neighbours

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By Herve Tuyishime, Kukula Capital, Monter Capital, Tue Nyboe Andersen
| How We Made It In Africa
There is significant potential for exporting food products from neighbouring nations like Zambia, Burundi, and Rwanda to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a market of about 100 million people. Tue Nyboe Andersen, managing director of Lusaka-based investment firm Kukula Capital, notes that the southern region of the DRC has an estimated population of 12 million, yet very little commercial agriculture.
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Investor bullish on soya in Zambia and meat production in Botswana

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By Jaco Maritz, Monter Capital
| How We Made It In Africa
Soya bean processing in Zambia and leveraging Botswana’s potential as a regional hub for meat production – these are among the distinct agribusiness opportunities in Africa, according to Brian Malambo, the Zambian-born CEO of private equity firm Monter Capital. Monter Capital recently reached the first close of its $100 million private equity fund that will back companies in the agribusiness, financial services, and clean energy sectors in sub-Saharan Africa.
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