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Contacts Assuring Africa’s long-term growthContactsAfrica country leadersCountry Name EmailAlgeria Philippe Mongin philippe.mongin@fr.ey.comAngola Luis Marques luis.marques@pt.ey.comBotswana Bakani Ndwapi bakani.ndwapi@za.ey.comCameroon Joseph Pagop joseph.pagop.noupoue@cm.ey.comChad Joseph Pagop joseph.pagop.noupoue@cm.ey.comCongo Ludovic Ngatse ludovic.ngatse@cg.ey.comCote d'Ivoire Jean-Francois jean-francois.albrecht@ci.ey.comAlbrechtDRC Lindsey Domingo lindsey.domingo@cd.ey.comEgypt Emad Ragheb emad.ragheb@eg.ey.comEquatorial Erik Watremez erik.watremez@ga.ey.comGuineaEthiopia Zemedeneh Negatu zemedeneh.negatu@et.ey.comGabon Erik Watremez erik.watremez@ga.ey.comGhana Ferdinand Gunn ferdinand.gunn@gh.ey.comGuinea Rene-Marie Kadouno rene-marie.kadouno@gn.ey.comConakryKenya Gitahi Gachahi gitahi.gachahi@ke.ey.comLibya Waddah Barkawi waddah.barkawi@jo.ey.comMadagascar Gerald Lincoln gerald.lincoln@mu.ey.comMalawi Shiraz Yusuf shiraz.yusuf@mw.ey.comMorocco El Bachir Tazi bachir.tazi@ma.ey.comMauritius Gerald Lincoln gerald.lincoln@mu.ey.comMozambique Ismael Faquir ismael.faquir@mz.ey.comNamibia Cameron Kotze cameron.kotze@za.ey.comNigeria Henry Egbiki henry.egbiki@ng.ey.comRwanda Allan Gichuhi allan.gichuhi@rw.ey.comSenegal Makha Sy makha.sy@sn.ey.comSeychelles Gerald Lincoln gerald.lincoln@mu.ey.comSouth Africa Ajen Sita ajen.sita@za.ey.comSouth Sudan Patrick Kamau patrick.kamau@ss.ey.comwTanzania Joseph Sheffu joseph.sheffu@tz.ey.comTunisia Noureddine Hajji noureddine.hajji@tn.ey.comUganda Muhammed Ssempijja muhammed.ssempijja@ug.ey.comZambia Tim Rutherford tim.rutherford@za.ey.comZimbabwe Walter Mupanguri walter.mupanguri@zw.ey.comAfrica industry leadersIndustry Name EmailFinancial services Emilio Pera emilio.pera@za.ey.comGovernment and Joe Cosma joe.cosma@za.ey.cominfrastructureGovernment and Sugan Palanee sugan.palanee@za.ey.compublic sectorMining and metals Wickus Botha wickus.botha@za.ey.comEnergy Claire Lawrie claire.lawrie@ng.ey.comConsumer productsand retailTechnology,media andtelecommunicationsDerek EngelbrechtMyhan Naidooderek.engelbrecht@za.ey.commyhan.naidoo@za.ey.comAfrica service line and markets leadersService line or role NameEmailAssurance Lance Tomlinson lance.tomlinson@za.ey.comAdvisoryRoderick Wolfenden roderick.wolfenden@za.ey.comTax Jim Deiotte jim.deiotte@za.ey.comTransactionAdvisory ServicesAfrica MarketsLeaderAfrica BusinessCenter LeaderAmericas-AfricaBusiness CenterSugan PalaneeSugan PalaneeMichael LalorJames Newlandssugan.palanee@za.ey.comsugan.palanee@za.ey.commichael.lalor@za.ey.comjames.newlands@ey.comInvest in AfricaInvest in Africa (IIA) is a cross-sector partnership of companiesworking together to drive sustainable growth by creatingsolutions to the shared challenges of doing business in Africa.Challenges such as accessing new markets, sourcing locally andbuilding capacity are too important to ignore, yet often too bigto address alone.Launched in 2012 by Tullow Oil, IIA has since partnered with ahost of international and local businesses, including EY, to buildthe African Partner Pool (APP), Africa’s first online cross-sectorbusiness community. Launched in Ghana in 2014, the APP drivestrade and investment into Ghanaian SMEs by connecting themto the supply chains and tenders of international companies.IIA continues to develop the quality of SMEs in the APP byproviding business skills training and guides to best practice.The organization is also proud to have secured US$1m fundingfrom the African Development Bank to continue this workthrough a three-year training and mentoring program.To date, over 400 SMEs from across 18 differentcountries have registered with APP, and over 10large corporations are using it to source locally.60 EY’s attractiveness survey Africa 2015 Making choices