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Scaling Sustainable Infrastructure in Africa: A Conversation with AIIM

In this episode, Ed Stumpf, Investment Director at African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM), explores how private capital is shaping the future of sustainable infrastructure across the continent. From net-zero energy solutions to the critical role of minerals in the energy transition, Ed shares AIIM’s approach to unlocking transformative impact in Africa’s energy and digital sectors, despite the challenges. We also dive into exciting new projects and key takeaways from this year’s aef in Cape Town.

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