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This is Africa: Get the global perspective
TOTAL POPULATION IN AFRICA IS EXPECTED TO GROW 12.4% BY 2021, THE FASTEST OF ANY WORLD REGION. (REST OF WORLD GROWTH 4%).
Source: International Labour Organization Statistics, accessed via Analyse Africa.
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This is Africa, a publication from the Financial Times, seeks to examine African business and politics in a global context and to make sense of the relationships that Africa is building with the rest of the world.
It aims to challenge international preconceptions about the continent and to identify the opportunities and the risks in this dynamic business environment.
This is Africa equips senior decision makers with the knowledge to understand the evolution of African economies; to find partners and investments that match their criteria for return or for development; and to position their brands to take advantage of the rise of the African consumer.
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• Features covering the major industry segments
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“This is Africa is a source of fresh, relevant and insightful content, and is a must read for anyone with an interest in business on the African continent. The publication’s in-depth reporting on key issues helps readers stay abreast of major developments and assists in navigating rapidly changing political, economic and regulatory environments across Africa.”Ronak Gopaldas, Head of Country Risk, Rand Merchant Bank
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Analyse Africa Intelligence: Combining Analyse Africa’s data and This is Africa’s editorial impact, this series provides insight on the trends shaping the region.
TIA Talks To: This is Africa talks to the leaders shaping politics, policy and business across Africa in the FT’s studios and in the field.
Fortnightly E-newsletters: Share your message with more than 10,000 professionals via our e-newsletter.
View From: This is Africa’s editorial team provide on the ground coverage from key events throughout the year. We provide exclusive video, digital and audio interviews with leading figures.
Past series include WEF Africa, African Development Bank and World Bank annual meetings.
DATA & ANALYSISVIDEO & ANALYSISVIDEO & AUDIO DIGITALSpecial Reports: In addition to regular features and editorial coverage, This is Africa publishes in-depth special reports that delve into key topics.
Partners have included the World Economic Forum, The Rockefeller Foundation, the UN and regional governments.
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FT LIVE EVENTS
Throughout the year, This is Africa and Analyse Africa feature as a key partner at select Financial Times Live events:
• FT Africa Summit
• FT African Infrastructure Financing and Development conference
• FT Private Equity in Africa
• FT Private Equity in Emerging Markets
Special Reports
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Launched in 2015. Africa’s rapidly growing economies stand out from the crowd. Opportunity is high, as reflected by the $87bn* in foreign investment that flowed into the region’s 54 countries in 2014.
Look out for The Africa Investment Report 2016 due for release in September.
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THE AFRICA INVESTMENT REPORT
* Total capex $87bn, includes estimates
Editorial Calendar (2016/17)This is Africa
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MARCH/APRIL 2016:
THEME: THE NEXT ECONOMY: INNOVATION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ICT
Events focus: Skoll World Forum (Oxford, UK); FT Infrastructure Financing & Development Summit (London, UK); OECD Development Summit (Paris, France)
Additional events: London School of Economics Africa Summit (London UK); Africa CEO Forum (Abidjan, Côte D’Ivoire).
MAY/JUNE 2016:
THEME: BUILDING SMART CITIES
Special report: Tertiary and vocational education in Africa
Events Focus: World Economic Forum Africa (Kigali, Rwanda); African Development Bank Annual Meeting (Lusaka, Zambia); SWIFT Annual Regional Conference (Mauritius)
JULY/AUGUST 2016:
THEME: CLOSING THE GENDER GAP
Special Reports: Top African banks ranking; Working women in Africa
Events Focus: UNCTAD World Investment Forum (Nairobi, Kenya)
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2016
THEME: HARNESSING THE DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND
Special Report: The Africa Investment Report 2016 (with fDi Magazine)
Events Focus: UN General Assembly (New York, US); Clinton Global Initiative (New York, US); World Bank Annual Meeting (Washington, DC, US); OECD Africa Forum (TBD)
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2016
THEME: SHIFTING PRIORITIES IN HEALTHCARE DEVELOPMENT
Special Report: Africa 2016 Year in Review
Events Focus: The Global African Investment Summit (London, UK)
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2017
THEME: DIVERSIFICATION TO MOVE UP THE VALUE CHAIN
Special Report: Growing Africa’s tourism sector
Events Focus: Mining Indaba (South Africa); SWIFT Africa Regional Conference; African Union Summit
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