By Andrei Skvarsky.
Pan-African law and advisory conglomerate Centurion said it has launched a full-suite tax and investment advisory service to help investors find their way around Africa’s private sector during its recovery from woes inflicted on it by Covid-19.
The service, to be managed by the Johannesburg-headquartered firm’s Centurion Plus unit, will enable businesses to “invest and transact end-to-end in Africa (including in ultra-frontier markets)”, a statement from the company quoted Centurion managing director, Zion Adeoye, as saying.
Centurion has offices in Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, Cameroon, Mauritius and Canada besides its head office in Johannesburg.
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