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    As commodity prices, tumble, and investors pull back at a time of political and regulatory uncertainty, a shrinking pool of funding is left for small – medium sized mining companies.
- Energy
  - Energy Sector
    Africa’s massive shortfall in energy supply and the problem is only expected to get worse as the population grows, unless investment and better management can be guaranteed.
- Integrated Agribusiness
  - Agribusiness Sector
    Africa’s agribusinesses are under performing. Many developing countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, and Thailand now export more food products than all of Sub-Saharan Africa combined.
- Technology
  - Technology Driven Enterprises
    By 2050, Africa will host the youngest population in the world. This raises a few fundamental opportunities as well as challenges as Africa has a unique social – economic and demographic makeup.
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Home
About Us
- Philosophy & Vision
- Leadership & Advisory Team
Why Choose Us
Impact Areas
- Mining
  - Mining Sector
    As commodity prices, tumble, and investors pull back at a time of political and regulatory uncertainty, a shrinking pool of funding is left for small – medium sized mining companies.
- Energy
  - Energy Sector
    Africa’s massive shortfall in energy supply and the problem is only expected to get worse as the population grows, unless investment and better management can be guaranteed.
- Integrated Agribusiness
  - Agribusiness Sector
    Africa’s agribusinesses are under performing. Many developing countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, and Thailand now export more food products than all of Sub-Saharan Africa combined.
- Technology
  - Technology Driven Enterprises
    By 2050, Africa will host the youngest population in the world. This raises a few fundamental opportunities as well as challenges as Africa has a unique social – economic and demographic makeup.
Sustainability
News
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Welcome to MafAfrique

Learn more about our history and how it all started.

MafAfrique was founded in late 2009 in England as an Africa focused strategy advisory group. In the initial years the company was involved in extensive strategy advisory services to small, medium and large enterprises specifically in East Africa. In the early years, the company advised enterprises mainly in agribusiness, manufacturing, wholesale and retail trading as well as financial services sectors.
Within the first quarter of 2018, MafAfrique transformed into a capital vehicle fund registered in Romania, the heart of Central and Eastern Europe. Central and Eastern European (CEE) region offers considerable similarities (economic, social and political) with the African environment.
The Fund will capitalize on its first mover advantage, the strong business relationships that it had developed and built across the African continent. In the 2nd quarter of 2018, the fund will be looking to invest in a portfolio of investments in mining, energy and integrated agribusiness across the African continent. Its portfolio of investments will be supported from the office in Kenya with additional support offices expected to be opened in East Africa, Southern Africa and eventually West Africa in line with its long term goal of increasing the number of scalable investments across the continent.

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Home
About Us
- Philosophy & Vision
- Leadership & Advisory Team
Why Choose Us
Impact Areas
- Mining
  - Mining Sector
    As commodity prices, tumble, and investors pull back at a time of political and regulatory uncertainty, a shrinking pool of funding is left for small – medium sized mining companies.
- Energy
  - Energy Sector
    Africa’s massive shortfall in energy and fuel supply is only expected to get worse as the population grows, unless investment and better management can be guaranteed.
- Integrated Agribusiness
  - Agribusiness Sector
    Africa’s agribusinesses are under performing. Many developing countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, and Thailand now export more food products than all of Sub-Saharan Africa combined.
Sustainability Agenda
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Home
About Us
- Philosophy & Vision
- Leadership & Advisory Team
Why Choose Us
Impact Areas
- Mining
  - Mining Sector
    As commodity prices, tumble, and investors pull back at a time of political and regulatory uncertainty, a shrinking pool of funding is left for small – medium sized mining companies.
- Energy
  - Energy Sector
    Africa’s massive shortfall in energy and fuel supply is only expected to get worse as the population grows, unless investment and better management can be guaranteed.
- Integrated Agribusiness
  - Agribusiness Sector
    Africa’s agribusinesses are under performing. Many developing countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, and Thailand now export more food products than all of Sub-Saharan Africa combined.
Sustainability Agenda
Contact Us