Andile Ngcaba’s ICT investment firm earmarks $300 million fund, as it plans to intensify digital infrastructure investments across Africa.
Businessman Andile Ngcaba ’sICT investment firm is eyeing more investment opportunities across SA, with a $300 million fund.
, said the ICT investment firm has over $600 million worth of assets under management and is looking to increase this value. “We do invest in other technologies and other areas, but Africa remains our key focus. We want to build a quantum future for Africa, and to do this right, you have to start with digital infrastructure.
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