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“Mikano started in 1991. We established our company as an importer of generators and the servicing and maintenance of generators. Three years later we were the first company to start bringing the technology of generator assembly into Nigeria.”
“I would like to see our group take its place as an infrastructure developer. The reason I say this is because we cannot grow an economy without having a robust infrastructure.”
“This is the biggest centre in Africa. There is a little one in South Africa which is not even half of what we have in one room. There is another little one in Egypt but this is the biggest in Africa. In Nigeria it is the only Offshore Vessel Simulation Centre. Ghana has a simulation centre. They do cadet training but not advanced simulation training like us.”
Centum is East Africa’s leading and largest publicly listed investment company, listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange and Uganda Securities Exchange. The company acts as a channel linking global capital to inaccessible, quality, diversified investments of scale in Africa in 8 key sectors of focus that make up its Centum 3.0 strategy. These are Real Estate, Power, FMCG, Financial Services, Agribusiness, Healthcare, Education and ICT.
“We like to think that we will do better than Dubai.”
Fred Murimi presents Centum, an investment company acting in 7 sectors of the Kenyan economy: real estate, financial services, fast moving consumer goods, power, agribusiness, health and education.
In this exclusive interview with Marcopolis, former President Joaquim Chissano shares his thoughts on peace and economic development in Mozambique and Africa as a whole.
Joaquim Alberto Chissano, former President of the Republic of Mozambique, talks about the impacts of the current conflicts on the country’s economy and investments.
Joaquim Chissano shares his vision for Africa’s development in the medium term, saying that “Africa is the future of the world”.
“We have to make it easier to invest, and that requires changes in national government policy. But we’re using every opportunity we can to make those changes locally, and we’ve created a much more conducive environment,” says Helen Zille, Premier of Western Cape.
