Could Global Turmoil Make Africa A Safer Bet For Investors | Next Africa
April 10, 2026
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as posted by the channelGlobal conflicts from the Middle East to Ukraine are reshaping how investors assess risk — and challenging perceptions about Africa.
On today’s Next Africa podcast, Tiwa Adebayo, in for Jennifer Zabasajja, speaks with Zain Latif, founder of TLG Capital, about why he believes the continent is increasingly being seen as a more resilient investment destination. He explains why sectors with steady, defensive returns are drawing interest even as global volatility rises. Plus, Emerging Markets reporter Ray Ndlovu discusses why Africa is starting to look more attractive to investors.
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