Senegal
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KFC arrives in Dakar and Khartoum, with Kigali next on the list
KFC opened outlets in Senegal and Sudan during late 2019, bringing to 22 the number of African countries in which it operates. This figure is set to rise to 23 in the near future, with plans to bring the brand to Rwanda recently unveiled on Instagram. KFC, a subsidiary of US-based Yum! Brands, is by
14th January 2020
Categories: SagaRetail News - Rwanda - Senegal - Sudan
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CFAO opens a third cash and carry in Senegal
CFAO recently opened its third Supeco outlet in the Dakar suburb of Golf Sud. The banner debuted in the local market in April this year and a second store was added in September – both of which are also located in the Senegalese capital. Previously, CFAO had operated a single Carrefour Market in Senegal. It
6th November 2019
Categories: SagaRetail News - Supermarkets - Carrefour - Retail & Shopping Malls - Cameroon - Cote d'Ivoire - Senegal
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Auchan’s African sales topped €100 million in 2018
French retailer Auchan saw its African sales rise by 153% during 2018, to €101 million. Africa was the only region in which it saw increased sales during the year. But despite doubling, the share of Auchan’s sales accounted for by African markets remains very small – 0.2%. Auchan currently operates 28 supermarkets and convenience stores
25th March 2019
Categories: SagaRetail News - Retail & Shopping Malls - Senegal - Tunisia
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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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Sagaci Insights: SagaIncome and Socio-Demographics
Finding accurate data on household income in Africa can be challenging due to such factors as inadequate national statistics and bouts of monetary instability. At Sagaci Research, we have leveraged our on-the-ground network, which conducts some 600,000 survey interviews annually, to create a more robust alternative – SagaIncome. Covering five of the continent´s most important cities (Accra, Dakar,
23rd May 2018
Categories: Consumer - Ghana - Sagaci Insights - Kenya - Nigeria - Senegal - South Africa