Executive · Advisor · Contributor
Benett Maluleka
A recent visit to Pointe-Noire highlighted a recurring contradiction across African markets:
InsightsThe Democratic Republic of the Congo is on track to become Sub-Saharan Africa's fifth-largest economy, overtaking Ethiopia. Projections from institutions such as the International Monetary Fund—widely reported by Bloomberg—place the country's GDP at approximately $123 billion.
InsightsAngola's Next Growth Layer: Beyond Installed Base
African StrategyThe Democratic Republic of Congo's subcontracting law remains a pivotal lever in shaping how economic value is created and retained within the country. Beyond compliance, its intent is clear: build local capability, stimulate job creation, and ensure that a greater share of in-country value stays within the Congolese economy.