Headline: Anti-Fragile: Why African Markets Outperform in a Global Crisis
While Western markets panic at the slightest hint of volatility, African entrepreneurs have been "crisis-proofed" by necessity. Doing business in a high-inflation, low-infrastructure environment creates a unique type of founder: the "Survivor CEO."
This resilience is now a competitive advantage. As global supply chains fracture, the "anti-fragile" nature of African business models is attracting smart capital. These markets don't just grow; they endure. In an uncertain world, the most valuable asset isn't stability—it’s the ability to thrive in chaos. That is the African Economic Edge.
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