Credibility in Africa is improving but promises still have work to do.

Big investments in African markets often come with big promises: more supply, greater resilience, lower dependence and a different economic future. But promises only matter when people believe the institutions behind them can deliver.

Kasi’s May 2026 data, based on 4,512 consumers, points to a market that is more …

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