Beyond Capital Ventures has been making early-stage investments in East Africa since 2009. In this Afri-Spective feature, the firm sets out its thesis, backing founders building the rails for daily life across healthcare, financial technology and mobility and points to Kasha, Eden Care, Xeno and Ampersand as evidence of what that looks like in practice. It then names three kinds of risk that determine long-term outcomes and appear in no standard model.

As AI reshapes the investment landscape, EXEO Capital explains how fund managers can harness the technology responsibly to enhance efficiency, strengthen portfolio companies and deliver long-term value for investors.

Her appointment marks a critical step in Cascador’s evolution—from a leadership-focused program into a platform designed to systematically scale high-impact companies.

Africa's 38 coastal states - spanning more than 30,000 kilometres of shoreline - support 50 million jobs and c.$300 billion in annual economic activity.  The blue economy is a fundamental artillery of economic activity. In addition to providing jobs, blue economies affect food security, and biodiversity - earthly matter hinges on the ocean’s health and vitality.

Across Sub-Saharan Africa, hundreds of millions of people remain underserved by essential services - mobile connectivity, financial products, clean energy, nutritious food, and affordable healthcare. This is often framed as a development problem. At Metier, we see it differently: it is also one of the most compelling investment opportunities on the continent.

Africa's private equity landscape is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in its history. The continent, long regarded with scepticism by institutional investors unfamiliar with its diversity and complexity, has quietly evolved into a credible, mature and increasingly competitive asset class. The fundamentals driving this shift are structural, durable and, for those willing to look closely, deeply compelling.