Africa’s capital markets are showing renewed activity as liquidity returns and borrowing costs ease, opening new opportunities for corporate financing. The recent oversubscribed KES 16.7 billion bond by East African Breweries highlights growing investor appetite and the potential for creative funding structures across the continent. While Africa’s corporate bond market remains underdeveloped—accounting for just 0.1% of global corporate bonds—syndicated loans, blended finance, and structured solutions are on the rise. Regulatory frameworks are supportive, but scale, market understanding, and flexibility determine access and outcomes. Innovation, new financial products, and demonstrated transaction execution will be key to unlocking Africa’s capital markets and channeling domestic savings into long-term investments beyond South Africa.