Profits, I presume? Why there's money to be made out of Africa

Drought, debt, disease and corruption? Our perception of Africa is out of date, says Janice Warman - there are profits to be made for the contrarian investor. We show you where.

Just a year ago, we heard Bob Geldof and Bono haranguing world leaders to relieve starving, Aids-ridden Africa of its debt at the G8 Conference at Gleneagles. Now, here at MoneyWeek, we are telling you that Africa is the place to invest. What's changed? We feel that the developed world's perception of Africa is lagging behind reality. There may be drought, disease and continuing corruption. There's no question that aid is still needed. But there is also a new generation of young, educated, savvy entrepreneurs running the continent's businesses. And opportunities abound.

Investing in Africa: a truly contrarian opportunity

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