Cameroon
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Jumia IPO gives a peek under the hood of African e-commerce
As had been widely anticipated (see our previous story), Jumia is to list on the New York Stock Exchange. Founded in 2012 by Berlin-based Rocket Internet (which currently holds a 20.6% stake), Jumia is part-owned by telecommunications companies MTN (29.7%) and Millicom International Cellular (9.6%), insurance company AXA (5.8%), and alcoholic drinks giant Pernod Ricard
14th March 2019
Categories: SagaRetail News - Consumer - Egypt - Retail & Shopping Malls - Ghana - Algeria - Cameroon - Cote d'Ivoire - Kenya - Morocco - Nigeria - Rwanda - Senegal - Tanzania - Tunisia - Uganda - South Africa - Ivory Coast
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CFAO pivots from hypermarkets to hybrid-markets in West Africa
Multinational conglomerate CFAO has brought the Carrefour brand to Senegal, opening a 1,800m² Carrefour Market in Dakar, what head of CFAO Retail Jean-Christophe Brindeau described as a “soft launch.” Brindeau also signalled a shift in CFAO’s West African strategy away from hypermarkets and towards a new hybrid banner. CFAO is planning to bring the Supeco
24th January 2019
Categories: SagaRetail News - Retail & Shopping Malls - Ghana - Cameroon - Cote d'Ivoire - DR Congo - Gabon - Nigeria - Senegal
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Carrefour adds clicks to its bricks
Carrefour franchisee Majid Al Futtaim has signed an agreement with online retailer Jumia to offer online shopping in Kenya from the beginning of next year. Simultaneously, CFAO, the French retailer’s franchisee in Francophone West and Central Africa, will also sell its products on Jumia’s online platform in Cameroon, Côte d’ivoire, and Senegal. According to Frank
11th December 2018
Categories: SagaRetail News - Consumer - Retail & Shopping Malls - Cameroon - Cote d'Ivoire - Kenya - Senegal
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The Sagaci Omnibus surveys reach Ethiopia and Senegal in March, and Ivory Coast, Cameroon and DR Congo in April
Having expanded our coverage to include 13 different countries in Africa, we continue to run the Sagaci Omnibus with great success. Our next waves of Omnibus surveys feature: March 2nd: Ethiopia and Senegal April 13th: Ivory Coast, Cameroon and DR Congo The Sagaci Omnibus is a fast and cost-effective way to reach consumers in a number of
22nd March 2018
Categories: Corporate news - Cameroon - Cote d'Ivoire - DR Congo - Ethiopia - Senegal
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Sagaci Omnibus continues to run: next waves in Ivory Coast, Cameroon and DR Congo
Sagaci Research’s Omnibus surveys continue to run across the continent. Our next wave of syndicated consumer survey reaches Ivory Coast, Cameroon and DR Congo in October. We are accepting confirmations by October 13th. Remember: The Sagaci Omnibus is a fast and cost-effective way to reach consumers in those countries. You define your questions, and these are
20th December 2017
Categories: Consumer - Retail & Shopping Malls - Telecom - Construction & Real Estate - Travel & Tourism - Financial Services - Industrial Goods - Cameroon - Agriculture - Cote d'Ivoire - Automotive - DR Congo - Distributors - Pharmaceuticals
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Sagaci Omnibus available across 11 cities in Africa
The Sagaci Omnibus is a fast and cost-effective consumer survey. You can use it to assess brand awareness, understand consumer behaviours, measure advertisement recalls or gauge public opinion. With Sagaci Omnibus you share the setup costs of quantitative research with other clients, lowering your survey costs. You simply define your questions, and the pricing is
11th December 2017
Categories: Consumer - Retail & Shopping Malls - Ghana - Telecom - Angola - Construction & Real Estate - Travel & Tourism - Financial Services - Industrial Goods - Cameroon - Agriculture - Cote d'Ivoire - Automotive - DR Congo - Distributors - Pharmaceuticals - Ethiopia - Kenya - Mozambique - Nigeria - Tanzania - South Africa - Ivory Coast
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Shopping centers across Africa Report – 2017 edition
The fifth edition of the Shopping Centers across Africa Report is already available. As investment and interest from mall developers grows across the continent, the realities in the different countries are becoming more diverse. From a more sophisticated market in Northern and Southern Africa, to a close-to-saturation retail landscape in Kenya or the challenging economic
11th December 2017
Categories: Egypt - Retail & Shopping Malls - Ghana - Algeria - Angola - Countries - Benin - Botswana - Burundi - Cameroon - Cote d'Ivoire - DR Congo - Equatorial Guinea - Ethiopia - Gabon - Kenya - Libya - Morocco - Mozambique - Nigeria - Rwanda - Senegal - Sudan - Tanzania - Togo - Tunisia - Uganda - Zambia - Zimbabwe - South Sudan - Sierra Leone - Congo - Mali - South Africa - Namibia - Ivory Coast
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Sagaci Research in the news – How fast food reveals secrets of the economy (BBC)
How much will a Big Mac cost you in Lima? Or Abu Dhabi? The answers can tell you a lot about “purchasing power parity (PPP)” – whether exchange rates mean that a product costs the same in different countries. A tool to make this theory more “digestible” was launched by The Economist in 1986. It
6th February 2017
Categories: Consumer - Egypt - Ghana - Algeria - Angola - Cameroon - Cote d'Ivoire - DR Congo - Ethiopia - Kenya - Nigeria - Senegal - Tanzania - Uganda - Congo - South Africa - Ivory Coast
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Shopping Malls across Africa (2016 Report – fourth edition)
To cater for the growing African middle-class, the importance of shopping malls has increased in the past few years with these centers showing strong sale and expansion growth. This publication is aimed at all existing and entering industry players looking to understand the shopping mall industry on the continent offering fact-based data and analysis.
7th September 2016
Categories: Egypt - Retail & Shopping Malls - Ghana - Algeria - Angola - Benin - Botswana - Burundi - Cameroon - Cote d'Ivoire - DR Congo - Equatorial Guinea - Ethiopia - Gabon - Kenya - Libya - Morocco - Mozambique - Nigeria - Rwanda - Senegal - Sudan - Tanzania - Togo - Tunisia - Uganda - Zambia - Zimbabwe - South Sudan - Sierra Leone - Congo - Mali - Namibia
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What are we reading about Africa this week
A new east Africa campaign – The Economist – Kenya SAFARICOM is among the most innovative firms in the telecoms industry worldwide, and east Africa’s biggest company. Incumbency has now put the Kenya-based mobile-phone operator in the crosshairs of insurgent rivals. The company is at the centre of a corporate battle that is being watched
13th July 2015
Categories: Telecom - Travel & Tourism - Cameroon - Cote d'Ivoire - Kenya - Senegal
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