When you think of Africa, what comes to your mind? Do you see a continent filled with problems, wrongs, dwindling resources, hunger and poverty? An unattractive destination? Or do you see untapped opportunities waiting for you?

To define Africa as a Pessimist – It’s a land where nothing is working when you look at the ‘Doing Business Index Report’. But the big question now is how then are African entrepreneurs emerging as some of Forbes Top Richest in The World?

According to Enterpreneur.com, ‘Looking for serious problems around you and thinking of interesting ways to solve them is one of the most effective methods of finding high-potential business ideas’

If this assertion holds true, we could go on to identify key problems with bountiful economic opportunities attracting investors into Africa and anyone who could find a lasting solution to these age-old challenges stands the chance of raking in a lot of money whilst creating enduring value for which society can be grateful.

This article focuses on 6 problems start-ups can find solution to:

Hunger

Make Money In AfricaThis is one of Africa biggest challenges. According to Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) of the United Nation In State Of Food Insecurity Report 2015, about 224 Million Africans are undernourished

Every day, images of hungry Africans are published on local and international media. With billions of dollars spent on food importation, Africa seems to experience inadequate food supply (But at the same time, Africa experiences the most post-harvest losses of agricultural produce) which portends an opportunity for start-ups to proffer solutions. Start-ups in Africa will make a lot of money in Agribusiness especially with informed focus on strategic aspects of different agriculture product value chains. For example, various agro allied companies make a lot of money from aggregation and supply of agricultural commodities.

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