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Frontier-Market Investment: UK development finance institution BII plans to put £2.25 billion into Africa’s frontier markets over five years, including countries such as Burundi, to support businesses and infrastructure. Industrial Growth: At the Russia–Africa Summit, President Évariste Ndayishimiye urged investors to help build local industries, transfer technology and create jobs rather than leave Africa reliant on raw-material exports. Trade Links: A new UAE–Burundi Business Council aims to strengthen commercial ties, while Burundian avocado growers are expanding sales into Tanzania and Kenya. Local Startups: Bujumbura-based Laastras reports progress on the backend of GetClientele, its AI-enabled shopping platform, as it advances product development.

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Global banks retreat as African banking giants continue to grow

Global banks retreat as African banking giants continue to grow

UK’s investment arm takes £2.25 billion bet on Africa’s least-favoured markets as it targets businesses and infrastructure projects others avoid

UK’s investment arm takes £2.25 billion bet on Africa’s least-favoured markets as it targets businesses and infrastructure projects others avoid

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