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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2025 · 36 MIN

Africa's Infrastructure in 2025: Rachel More-Oshodi on the M300 Summit

from The AVCA Podcast · host AVCA – The African Private Capital Association

In this episode of the AVCA podcast, Rachel More-Oshodi, CEO of ARM-Harith Infrastructure Investment, shares insights from the Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit and discusses trends in Africa's infrastructure landscape.Drawing on findings from AVCA's 'Private Capital Investment in Africa's Infrastructure' report, Rachel examines how Africa's renewable energy resources present environmental and economic opportunities. She discusses the shift towards decentralised energy solutions, blended financing approaches and efforts at regional collaboration.With extensive experience in infrastructure investment, Rachel addresses execution challenges while explaining ARM-Harith's strategy for mobilising local pension funds. Her perspective highlights energy access as a foundation for Africa's industrialisation and economic development.The conversation offers practical observations for investors and fund managers navigating infrastructure opportunities across the continent.Visit the AVCA website avca.africaFind out more about ARM-Harith armharith.com

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