EWIA is active in Cameroon, the second strongest economy in Central Africa, and is electrifying entire villages. Currently, the entire country is eagerly awaiting the outcome of last Sunday's presidential elections. Where is the country headed, and what role does its youth play? And why is Cameroon—despite everything—an important location for EWIA and a guarantee of growth in sub-Saharan Africa? During our tour in the summer , we got the impression that there was a certain te

We asked this question to CEO and longtime investment banker Ralph Schneider. Before switching from banking to industry in 2003, Ralph...

600 million people in sub-Saharan Africa still live without access to electricity. Schools teach by candlelight, hospitals run surgeries...