Pension funds urged to invest in infrastructure

Eos Capital’s infrastructure fund sized at between N$1-1.5 billion is expected to be launched early 2019, focusing on unlocking Namibian infrastructure projects in public services, energy, water, education and healthcare.
Ndamanguluka Nakashole
  • 6 Year Ago - 2018-10-25 00:00:00
NDAMA NAKASHOLEThe fact that there are a lot of macro-economic factors that can’t be controlled locally makes it scary to invest, a Southern Africa private equity expert told Win
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