In the last 2 years, Angola Capital Investment (ACI), a private investment firm, has been on the fore-front in terms of promoting investments in the African economy. It has remarkably created global value and excellence for developing countries in Africa, while contributing to their economic development. In this interview with Eruke Ojuederie of African Leadership

Angola Capital Investments (ACI), a leading international investment firm headquartered in Angola, announced its investment in Sphera Bluoshen S.A. to support the development of the finest healthcare technology around the globe. ACI is a major shareholder in Sphera Bluoshen S.A., a subsidiary of Oshen Group and part of Sphera Global Health Care. Sphera Global Health

Angola Capital Investments (ACI), an international investment firm headquartered in Angola, has invested an undisclosed amount in Sphera Bluoshen, a subsidiary of Oshen Group and part of Sphera Global Health Care. You can read the Full Publication here.

Angola Capital Investments (ACI), an international investment firm headquartered in Angola, has invested an undisclosed amount in Sphera Bluoshen, a subsidiary of Oshen Group and part of Sphera Global Health Care. The funds will be used to support the development of the healthcare technology. ACI is a major shareholder in Sphera Bluoshen S.A. Sphera Global

Angola Capital Investments (ACI), a leading international investment firm headquartered in Angola, has recently announced its investment in Sphera Bluoshen S.A. to support the development of the finest healthcare technology in Africa and around the globe. The objective is to democratize healthcare services so that people in Angola, and all over the world, have access

Angola Capital Investments (ACI), an international investment firm headquartered in Angola, has invested an undisclosed amount in Sphera Bluoshen, a subsidiary of Oshen Group and part of Sphera Global Health Care.   You can read the Full Publication here.

Business opportunities in Angola other than oil are starting to get more attention — a necessity triggered by the country’s over dependence on crude coupled with sliding global commodities prices. In October 2015, the Angolan Ministry of Finance reported that income from oil exports had fallen by 44 percent, according to MakaAngola. “We should be focusing on the future and not on the

Business opportunities in Angola other than oil are starting to get more attention — a necessity triggered by the country’s over dependence on crude coupled with sliding global commodities prices. In October 2015, the Angolan Ministry of Finance reported that income from oil exports had fallen by 44 percent, according to MakaAngola. “We should be focusing on the future and not on the past,

Business opportunities in Angola other than oil are starting to get more attention — a necessity triggered by the country’s over dependence on crude coupled with sliding global commodities prices. You can read the Full Publication here.