Troy404:
you are posting celebrities and calling them ordinary.

Just30:
not a single mall in Ghana is owned by SA

Even the Accra mall that a south african company bought from it Ghanaian owner, the ownership has changed again.

Austine1213:

Only achimota center was sold.

vaxx1:
Accra mall is co owned by Ghanaian . named as ""owusu family""

Austine1213:


Yes

Owning more than 50% means you own it, most of them its over 80%might as well say SA owns it

vaxx1:
white south africa having this buisness in Ghana knows fully well that the profit they earn in Ghanaian are shared both by them and their joint owner .

TayserMahri:


Even Kai Tak Airport in Hong Kong was owned/started by an American and an Australian. No need to stress yourself over ownership. Thats how the planet rolls. Work hard and own stuff in other countries. Europeans and American corps own bigly stuff in Middle East, Dubai, Qatar, Saudi, and the Sheikhs as well own major stuff in Europe and America. So Gh should be aspiring to own stuff in SA too.

vaxx1:
There is Ghana South Africa Business Chamber knowns as (GSABC) visit them to request for the number of Ghanaian investment in south Africa.

JaceBlaze:
- Nigeria brought what to Africa?

- So Soundcity is the adversary of Channel O? how were they force feeding Africans SA music when SA music has always been on high demand throughout Africa since the 60's

- Channel O is a South African music channel so you must expect South African music there.Would one tune into Africa magic and expect SA movies to show there?

Thanks to SA's DStv that Soundcity even exists.

Most chief executives of big African companies see Kenya as their favourite investment destination ahead of the continent’s economic giants, Nigeria and South Africa, a new PwC report shows.

The CEOs cite Kenya’s improving infrastructure, big pool of skilled workers and young population as their biggest attraction to the country.

South Africa is ranked second while the continent's biggest economy, Nigeria, comes third in the PwC survey.

“The CEOs also said they picked Kenya because of the stability and predictability of its macro-economic variables. Other than short-term shocks, businesses can plan their operations,” Mr Mutinda said in an interview.

The report, which was released last week, comes at a time when Kenya, and its capital Nairobi in particular, is morphing into a continental hub, with multinational firms opening shop in the capital.

Eleven of the 80 CEOs interviewed by PwC for The Africa Business Agenda 2017 report picked Kenya as their most important country for their organisation’s overall growth prospects over the next year.

Another 10 executives picked South Africa while Nigeria recorded eight. Ghana and Zambia completed the top five list.

Kenya scored highly in the long-term outlook in governance and human development, economic diversification, infrastructure and logistics and improved business environment.

Nigeria was ranked highest in terms of the country that presents the most tax challenge, with 58 per cent of the respondents picking the West African state, followed by South Africa and Angola with 33 per cent.

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is increasingly targeting multinationals, accusing them of tax evasion and, in some instances, netting millions of shillings through sting operations.
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vaxx1:
white south africa having this buisness in Ghana knows fully well that the profit they earn in Ghanaian are shared both by them and their joint owner .

Austine1213:


MTV was brought by Multichoice which is a south african company and it first broadcast in SA

Austine1213:


Ists south african owned profits goes to SA

Austine1213:


VCNI Africa includes the multimedia entertainment brands: MTV , MTV Base , VH1,
VH1 Classic , Comedy Central , Nickelodeon ,
Nicktoons , Nick Jr. and BET.

MTV Networks Africa offices are located in Johannesburg, South Africa. Previously, the networks offices were located at MTV Networks Europe headquarters in London, United Kingdom.

Okosi spearhead it to be, but Multichoice brought it

Austine1213:


MTV is an American company

IronGalaxy:
Everything starts in sunny SA

Problemkid1:
Sharap MTV base was brought to Africa by a Nigerian. Stop talking crap

TayserMahri:


You dont like diss tracks bro? The more hardcore rap fans like diss tracks more than anything. A good oldass diss track

JaceBlaze:
Yet the headquarters is in SA

samorobo:


Allow me rephrase that last sentence..

No Thank's to white SA's Dstv, cos even without it soundcity would still exist..

Carmit:

LMAO!
Don't come at me with so much heat fam.
Just stating facts.

Soundcity existed waaaay before they hopped on Dstv Bruhh.. And obviously you wouldn't see it as force feeding cos it's your music. .
Africa Magic wasn't even originally Nigerian.
Lastly, the bolded is extremely FUNNY!

Problemkid1:
Yet a Nigerian moved them to SA

JaceBlaze:
What was wrong with his country that he had to "move them" to SA.? please do tell.

Problemkid1:
Brought to Africa by a Nigerian. Is that too hard for you to understand

Problemkid1:
Because SA was first developed before Nigeria. No biggie

Austine1213:


MTV is an American company