Nile Group helps clients in emerging markets obtain access to technology resources in their educational institutions, a vital component of sustainable economic and social development in our interconnected global village.Learn more...

Sub-Saharan Africa has tremendous potential for enormous production boosts iin agriculture and related business sectors. The lack of adequate investments in technology, seeds, marketing facilities and research, coupled with climate-induced and man-made hardships has long suppressed agribusiness output. But thanks to its vast arable lands largely underutilized until now, Sub-Saharan Africa is poised to play a crucial role in addressing regional and global food security. The region, after all, is home to the highest number of grain varieties cultivated in the world; and that

Unexploited energy resources in Sub-Saharan Africa have become the cynosure of all eyes, as nations scramble frantically to ensure energy security for their growing populations and development requirements. Rising demand for energy to satisfy domestic consumption and industrialization needs is at an all-time high, resulting in enormous opportunities for investment in the sub-Saharan energy sector currently projected at $41 billion annually in the power sector alone. The immense potential for renewable energy generation, and vast deposits of oil, natural gas and coal in sub-Saharan African countries offer yet additional explicit private-sector energy investment opportunities.Learn more...

The logistics and transport in Sub-Saharan Africa has witnessed a boom in the recent years coinciding with the emergence of the region as a focal point of international trade. European, American, and Asian countries have multiplied their involvement in the region in the wake of rising global demand for natural and agricultural resources. Efforts to develop and acquire untapped resources have brought new zeal, investment, and technology contributing to improvement in the logistics and transport in Sub-Saharan African countries and opening up the sector further for more private participation. Consistent economic reforms by regional governments, liberalization of aviation sector, privatization of ports, plans for private aided railway projects, and demand for increased road transport efficiency have created additional opportunities for private equity investment in Sub-Saharan Africa

Investment opportunities in the sub-Saharan region have expanded greatly in the recent years, concurrent with marked improvement in political stability and the macroeconomic environment. The healthcare sector is progressively enticing investors, as growing state efforts and enhanced consumer demand present brighter prospects to create business models that enable investors to generate rewarding profits while meeting basic needs of the people. Notwithstanding the challenges, the sub-Saharan health sector has been growing at a pace faster than expected as governments and international aid donors encourage public-private partnerships to meet the increased requirement for services and better delivery of goals.Learn more...

The Sub-Saharan banking and finance industry is seemingly on a bull run. Rapid economic expansion led by soaring energy, agriculture, and transport sectors, growing international footstep, and steady rise in consumer affluence have augmented the demand for banking services. Sub-Saharan Africa