Eastern Africa Association
The Eastern Africa Association is the leading business organisation for corporations and investors in Eastern Africa. Our aim is to bring together companies active in the region, helping to promote and support long term, sustainable trade and investment. Founded almost 60 years ago, we draw on this experience to be an authoritative and invaluable source of information and guide to our members. We are a not-for-profit organisation, funded by members’ subscriptions, and are independent and entirely apolitical.
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We are a membership organisation, uniquely covering the whole Eastern Africa region. Members benefit from:
√ Information and insights on developments and trends in the region
√ Access to decision-makers, experienced observers and advisors and other members of the Association, through networking meetings and our platform
√ Support and advice on entering and operating in Eastern Africa
The Eastern Africa Association has built a membership network of more than 250 international companies, including those originating in the region. Mostly our members invest and operate in more than one country in East Africa and individuals who are part of the network are senior executives based both at HQ level and on the ground. Membership provides access to our services and to other members, and to our wider network of contacts and sources.
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The Eastern Africa Association is a source of insightful and helpful publications, guides, and advice for all visitors to our website. We produce a regular Members-only Newsletter which contains our analysis of developments in the region.
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Africa Risk Consulting monitors events around the region and provides users of the EAA website with this weekly summary.
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Eastern Africa Association breakfast meeting presentation by Havelock Real Estate Partners
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This is a commentary, and comments are welcome by email to: info@eaa.co.ke
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The East Africa Macroeconomic Outlook 2025, organised by the Eastern Africa Association (EAA) and generously sponsored by DLA Piper and Absa, took place in London on Thursday, January 23, 2025. This brought together policymakers, investors, and business leaders to assess macroeconomic trends, sectoral developments, and investment strategies that will…
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The world in 2025 may not be much different from 2024 except if many of the promises made by President Donald Trump are kept. Those may well cause a global disruption. 2025 may be the year of enhanced Artificial Intelligence with China joining the fray. Climate Change is likely…
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