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In this issue

In Forbes Africa in October, private healthcare could take the hardest hit from plans for free health for all. What kind of shape is it in to stand up to this? We look at how Africa is benefitting from the developing global coffee culture. Most Africans rely on taxis to move around but they, and the taxi owners, will suffer on the road ahead. Neil Tovey, the only South African football captain to lift a major trophy, wants to revive the national team. All this and more in Forbes Africa in October.

Batten Down The Hatches

Private money could take the hardest hit from plans for free health for all. What shape is the private health business in to stand up to this?

Batten Down The Hatches

6 mins

Surgery Safaris – The Facelift Africa Needs

Medical tourism is highly competitive and bringing millions to Africa. Rich and poor alike are taking holidays with hospitals to get procedures from a $70 botox injection to a $3,600 breast augmentation. African entrepreneur Faith Cartwright is right in the thick of it.

Surgery Safaris – The Facelift Africa Needs

7 mins

‘Healthcare Has Got To Be Available To Everybody'

Hermann Kohloffel, the Managing Director of NHC Medical Services, says the private sector needs to see the National Health Insurance (NHI) as an opportunity, rather than a threat.

‘Healthcare Has Got To Be Available To Everybody'

5 mins

A Pulse On Africa's Forward Fintech Journey

A Pulse On Africa’s Forward Fintech Journey

A Pulse On Africa's Forward Fintech Journey

5 mins

‘There May Be Violence At The End Of It All'

After the Supreme Court in Kenya annulled the re-election of Uhuru Kenyatta as president, there are fears that the hostility in the East African country will only be intensified.

‘There May Be Violence At The End Of It All'

4 mins

The Taxi Tumult

An industry responsible for moving most of Africa’s people is heading for even more strife. Taxi owners, and the commuters who rely on them, are going to suffer.

The Taxi Tumult

4 mins

The Missionary That Built A Business Empire

Ian Clarke left Northern Ireland to join a missionary in Uganda. Decades later, he has a business empire that includes clinics, construction, education and a hotel.

The Missionary That Built A Business Empire

6 mins

Love Comes Before Money

Love Comes Before Money

Love Comes Before Money

2 mins

The Winner Who Defied Death Fights for the Holy Grail

Neil Tovey is the only South African captain to lift an African Cup of Nations trophy. The former defender, who islucky to be alive, wants to revive the national team.

The Winner Who Defied Death Fights for the Holy Grail

5 mins

The Joys Of An African Carwash

The Joys Of An African Carwash

The Joys Of An African Carwash

2 mins

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Forbes Africa Magazine Description:

PublisherABN Publishing

CategoryBusiness

LanguageEnglish

Frequency7 Issues/Year

Forbes Africa is the drama critic to business in Africa. The magazine helps readers connect the dots, form patterns and see beyond the obvious, giving them a completely different perspective. In doing this, it delivers sharp, in-depth and engaging stories by looking at global and domestic issues from an African prism.

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