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In this interview, Kingsley Obeng, CEO of Landmark Homes , offers an in-depth look into the origins and strategic vision of one of Ghana’s fastest-rising …
The interview explores the evolution of Jonmoore International, a leading project logistics Africa and transport company in Ghana, now marking 27 years of operations. Hilton …
Samuel Kariuki, CEO of Mi Vida Homes Kenya, discusses how the company is redefining green, affordable, and mid-market housing in Nairobi. As one of the …
Silafrica Kenya, led by Country CEO Muthu Ravi, is accelerating its journey toward circular manufacturing and sustainable packaging leadership in East Africa. With 100% recyclable product design, growing use of post-consumer recycled plastics, and solar-powered operations, the company is redefining green manufacturing through Industry 4.0 technologies, renewable energy, and innovative solutions such as its award-winning Foldable Returnable Crates.
In this section of the interview, Adeyinka Olatunji, CEO of Panoramic Synergy Enterprises (PSE), explains how the company is transforming IT consulting in Ghana and West Africa through innovative Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) services, ISO 27001 certification, cloud solutions with AWS and Azure, and partnerships with Odoo and Zoho. Combining AI-driven automation, cybersecurity, and expert digital transformation advisory, PSE helps Ghanaian and Nigerian enterprises achieve global compliance standards and unlock the full value of their technology investments.
In this exclusive Marcopolis interview, Alpesh Patel, CEO of Silafrica Tanzania, shares the inspiring story behind one of East Africa’s leading packaging manufacturers. With over …
In this in-depth interview with Marcopolis, Jerry Parkes, CEO of Injaro Investments, discusses how the firm is shaping the landscape of private equity in Ghana …
In this continuation of the interview, Alpesh Patel, Country CEO of Silafrica Tanzania, discusses the company’s deep commitment to sustainability, ethical business practices, and innovation …
Ronalds LLP, a leading accounting and auditing firm in Nairobi, is redefining professional services in Africa through cloud-based audit, tax, and accounting solutions. Under the leadership of Ronald Bwosi, the firm delivers secure, cost-effective, and innovative audit services, tax advisory services, and accounting services in Kenya, catering to both local and international clients.
The interview emphasizes how Ronalds LLP is leveraging Africa’s youthful workforce and cutting-edge technology to provide outsourcing of accounting services, client accounting services (CAS), assurance engagements, tax compliance, and outsourced CFO services. By offering a virtual finance manager for strategic decision-making, Ronalds LLP provides businesses in Kenya and abroad with flexible and efficient financial solutions.
As a proud member of Allinial Global, an independent network of firms in over 110 countries, Ronalds LLP supports global financial consolidation for multinational clients. For example, the firm has successfully partnered with teams in the United States, Germany, Nigeria, and Kenya to consolidate multinational accounts, avoiding bureaucratic challenges faced by larger networks.
The firm also highlights Africa’s competitive advantages over traditional outsourcing hubs like India and the Philippines—clear English communication, high-quality delivery, youthful professionals, and cost-efficiency. With growing trust in African service providers, Ronalds LLP positions itself as a reliable partner for businesses seeking top accounting firms in Nairobi, best audit firms in Kenya, and cost-effective tax compliance services in Africa.
Through strategic outsourcing and technology-driven innovation, Ronalds LLP demonstrates how Kenya is emerging as a global hub for accounting, audit, and tax advisory solutions, making it one of the best alternatives to India and the Philippines for outsourced accounting services.
In this exclusive interview, Sasini PLC Group Managing Director & CEO, Martin R. Ochien’g, outlines the company’s ambitious growth strategy 2023–2026, positioning Sasini PLC as a top tea company in Kenya and a leading coffee exporter in Kenya. The company’s diversification pillars span tea, coffee, avocado, and macadamia farming in Kenya, with exports reaching Pakistan, the UK, Europe, the U.S., and Asia. As one of the pioneers in the tea and coffee industry in Kenya, Sasini is also expanding into other African markets, including Rwanda, Uganda, Ethiopia, Tanzania, South Africa, Côte d’Ivoire, and Malawi, to reinforce its position as Africa’s top agricultural business.
The interview highlights Sasini PLC’s diversification in tea, coffee, macadamia, and avocado, alongside strategic partnerships and M&A opportunities in African agribusiness, including sugarcane and cashew ventures. Ochien’g emphasizes sustainable agriculture in Kenya, with strong ESG initiatives, including the commissioning of a 1.5MW solar plant in 2023. Sasini is recognized as a leading corporate in ESG in Kenya, aligned with the United Nations Global Compact Kenya, where Ochien’g chairs Africa’s largest sustainability network of over 300 companies.
