Africa’s informal economy, worth over $1 trillion, is predominantly fuelled by women. From micro-retail to agriculture, they dominate the value chains that sustain daily consumption. Yet, they remain systematically excluded from formal capital and support.

Beyond funding individual enterprises, the Fund is nurturing a community of forward-looking investors committed to redefining opportunity and driving lasting change.

“Amreen and Emily embody the future of evaluation: merging technical excellence with a sharp focus on real-world impact,” said Stephan Malherbe, Genesis CEO.

“Krugel's arrival signals our commitment to redefining the human-technology interface for scalable impact,” said Stephan Malherbe, Genesis Analytics CEO.

Floods, storms, heat and drought. The climate emergency is not in the future, it is here.

A new report by Genesis Analytics in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Social Protection of the Population and Unicef Tajikistan has analysed Tajikistan’s historic nutrition spending, projected future costs and considered what would happen if nothing changes.

The Outsourcing Alliance of Kenya (OAK), in partnership with Genesis Analytics, has launched a new initiative to further position Kenya as a leading global hub for Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) and Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES) companies.

South Africa’s government has taken a decisive step toward digitising its public services with the official launch of its Digital Transformation Roadmap, spearheaded by Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi.

By 2050, 1.2 billion young people will enter the job market - nearly all from Africa, the Middle East & South Asia. This isn’t just a regional shift– it’s the economic opportunity of our generation. Genesis Analytics CEO Stephan Malherbe recently met with London’s investors and philanthropists to discuss how strategic partnerships can unlock this potential.

Tanzania stands at a pivotal moment in its development journey. With a population of 62 million - projected to double by 2050 - the country has a unique opportunity to harness its demographic dividend and drive long-term economic growth.

A new report by Genesis Analytics and Caribou, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, examines how Africa can harness artificial intelligence (AI) to drive inclusive economic growth.