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At African Ally, we are committed to being partners with our clients on their journey to win in the African market. We provide business advisory support required for setting up and establishing operations within the local regulations and employment laws, therefore mitigating unforeseen risks and pitfalls of establishing a business in new terrain. We also manage recruitment and onboarding services, serviced office spaces, vendor management, procurement, travel, immigration and logistics support on behalf of our clients.
Over the last 16 years of doing business and growing our footprint in eleven African countries so far, we have observed that access to this level of support by clients trying to invest and do business in Africa can make the significant difference between their success and failure so this is why we do what we do, and it has earned us a reputation of being a reliable and dependable ally.
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