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Global capital is entering a new allocation cycle.Investment is increasingly flowing into infrastructure, technology, en...
06/05/2026

Global capital is entering a new allocation cycle.

Investment is increasingly flowing into infrastructure, technology, energy transition, and long-term real asset platforms. The focus is shifting from short-term growth to scalability, efficiency, and resilience across cycles.

For Africa, this shift is significant. The continent is becoming more strategic in global investment flows, but capital is now more selective — prioritising structured, bankable, and well-executed opportunities.

The opportunity is clear, but so is the expectation: readiness and ex*****on now define competitiveness.

At TIFA, we are committed to empowering entrepreneurs, strengthening SMEs, and creating meaningful business connections ...
29/04/2026

At TIFA, we are committed to empowering entrepreneurs, strengthening SMEs, and creating meaningful business connections across Africa.

We believe that when businesses are supported, communities grow and economies thrive. Through strategic partnerships, networking platforms, and knowledge sharing, we are building a future where African businesses can compete globally.

Be part of the movement.

17/04/2026

Tourism investment depends on many factors—from air connectivity and economic stability to international arrivals, hotel capacity, and visitor spending. As global tensions shift investment patterns, destinations with strong fundamentals and clear tourism identities will rise to the top.

In Sub-Saharan Africa, countries that highlight wildlife, ecotourism, and strong national branding are especially well placed to attract new tourism investment. Keeping a strong focus on destination management and brand building will be essential for the opportunities ahead.https://live.worldtourismforum.net/uploads/World%20Tourism%20Investment%20Index%20-%202025.pdf

15/04/2026

South Africa offers world- class infrastructure, strong financial sector and secure rules based environment making it a trusted destination for investment ZA.

The Gulf war has shaken global stability - but the deepest impact is human. Lives lost. Families displaced. Communities ...
13/03/2026

The Gulf war has shaken global stability - but the deepest impact is human. Lives lost. Families displaced. Communities hurting. We must hold space for that.
This conflict is also reshaping global investment flows. Capital won’t retreat; it will redirect.
Africa’s tourism sector has an opening to step forward with:
Stability
Resilience
Sustainable growth
Compassion
Opportunity must walk hand in hand with humanity. Africa can rise with both.

13/03/2026

The conflict in the Gulf has erupted at a time when global investment flows were only beginning to recover. But before we talk economics, it’s important to acknowledge the human reality: people are suffering. Families have been uprooted, lives have been lost, and communities are facing trauma that will last for generations. Our reflections must be grounded in empathy.
The war is reshaping how investors think about risk and stability. Transport disruptions, rising insurance costs and energy volatility are already influencing global decisions. Capital is not disappearing — it is shifting.
For Africa’s tourism sector, this moment brings both challenges and opportunities:
• Countries that demonstrate stability and strong governance can attract investment redirected from conflict affected regions. • Diversified tourism markets and strong domestic travel bases become valuable assets. • Business events and MICE tourism may increasingly look to Africa. • Energy volatility strengthens the case for sustainable tourism infrastructure.
Africa must respond with both strategic clarity and compassion. Our opportunity is not to benefit from another region’s pain, but to strengthen our own resilience while standing in solidarity with those suffering the horrors of war.
Tourism investment will follow confidence and humanity. Africa can lead with both.

Angola is rising as one of Africa’s most exciting destinations for tourism investment.With new highways, modern airports...
24/02/2026

Angola is rising as one of Africa’s most exciting destinations for tourism investment.
With new highways, modern airports, and a youthful population driving demand, the country is unlocking opportunities in leisure, retail, and MICE facilities.

Investors benefit from tax incentives, fast‑track support through AIPEX, and access to extraordinary cultural and natural assets.

The future of tourism in Africa is being shaped in Angola.

Dubai continues to attract global investor interest, supported by strong property fundamentals and long-term residency p...
19/02/2026

Dubai continues to attract global investor interest, supported by strong property fundamentals and long-term residency pathways.
We invite property professionals and investors to join us in Durban for an exclusive Dubai Property Investment Session, featuring focused engagements with property brokers and individual investors.
📍 The Oyster Box, uMhlanga
🗓 7–8 April 2026
🎟 By invitation | Registration required
🔗 Register here: https://forms.office.com/r/6zcrkVkBBK

Today’s Angola Tourism Investment Engagement at The Leonardo, Sandton brought investors and tourism leaders together to ...
18/02/2026

Today’s Angola Tourism Investment Engagement at The Leonardo, Sandton brought investors and tourism leaders together to advance tourism-led economic diversification. With strong reforms, major infrastructure investment, and rising global interest, tourism is emerging as a key driver of Angola’s long-term, non-oil growth. 🇦🇴

09/02/2026

Big news for tourism investment in Africa!

UNCTAD’s latest World Investment Report reminds us that investment is more than money—it shows what we value and where we see future potential.

Angola has just taken a major step by allocating US$530 million to develop a world‑class tourism hub in Cabo Ledo, a beautiful coastal area south of Luanda. This funding will support essential infrastructure like roads, water, sanitation, energy and telecoms—creating the foundation for hotels, resorts, adventure tourism and community development.

From 18–19 February, Angola’s Ministry of Tourism will be in South Africa meeting with potential investors.

If you’re in the tourism sector and want to explore opportunities in one of Africa’s most promising destinations, register to join the executive briefing sessions:

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