This reflects a shift in how wealth is being preserved, diversified and deployed across Africa.
By
Kabui Mwangi
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
For decades, the address mattered as much as the house itself. If Kenya's wealthy bought a second home abroad, chances were it overlooked Manhattan's skyline, London's parks or Dubai's glittering waterfront.
For decades, the older generation of Kenyans has mainly focused on one investment: land.
Global mobility and evolving family dynamics are reshaping wealth management for high-net-worth families in Africa,
Africas wealthiest individuals are increasingly investing in real estate to preserve and diversify their wealth
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Today’s African investor is increasingly moving away from a narrow focus on local assets.
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