Africa Two-Wheeler Market to 2026 – by Vehicle Type, Engine Capacity and Region – ResearchAndMarkets.com

The African Two-wheeler Market stood at $2020.98 million in 2020 and is anticipated to grow with a CAGR of 4.72% in the forecast period, 2022-2026, to reach $2793.65 million by 2026.

The automotive industry is expanding in the African region and is thus supporting market growth. Major factors like increasing demand for two-wheelers for daily commutes and growing issues of road congestion and traffic are driving the African Two-wheeler Market’s growth in the upcoming five years.

Affordability, easier purchases, lower maintenance cost as compared to four-wheelers, and advantages over more economical fueling further supports the growth of the African Two-wheeler Market in the next five years. The region accommodates most of the developing countries. Due to the lower economy, consumer preferences toward affordable and easy maintenance vehicles sustain and further drives the market growth. Lack of public transportation systems in these developing countries has aided the rapidly growing demands for motorcycle taxis, thus supporting the growing demands for two-wheelers for the same purpose.

Moreover, manufacturing units of the global giants profit well from cheap labor, easier raw material availability, etc., which further substantiates the futuristic growth of the African Two-wheeler Market in future five years. The two-wheeler motorcycles have dynamic engines, and in combination with their low weight, these are suited for higher acceleration than many other vehicles. Two-wheelers without gear, or scooters, as they are particularly known for, make the vehicles light and efficient. Gearless two-wheelers are also easy to ride for all ages of people. These specific advantages of owning two-wheelers also aid to the growing demand and thus the growth of the African Two-wheeler Market. Growing technological advancements, eco-friendly options, and electric vehicles are some of the other factors further driving the growth of the African Two-wheeler Market in the forecast years through 2026.

The African Two-wheeler Market is segmented by vehicle type, engine capacity, country analysis, and competitional landscape. Based on vehicle type, the market is further bifurcated into motorcycles and scooters & mopeds. The motorcycle sub-segment is anticipated to hold the largest revenue shares of the market in the upcoming five years on account of its capacity to carry more fuel and thus has higher efficiency compared to other types. Moreover, the two-wheeler industry is expanding on the basis of increasing technological advancement such that they provide better maneuverability in the rugged road conditions and thus substantiates the growth of the African Two-wheeler Market in the next five years.

Source: Business Wire

Ruling party praises Emmanuel Carneiro’s deeds

The Political Bureau of the ruling MPLA party’s Central Committee considered the death of the former minister of Planning, Emmanuel Carneiro, occurred on Tuesday in Lisbon (Portugal), a “loss of an eminent figure”.

In a message of condolences, MPLA mourns the death of the former Angolan official, “bows to the memory of the deceased and addresses the deepest condolences to the bereaved family”.

A member of the Government of Angola from 1991 to 1999, Emmanuel Carneiro successively served as deputy minister for planning, minister of plan, minister for commerce, minister for finance and minister for planning.

After completing his mission in the Government, the document says, he devoted himself, from 2003 to 2007, to teaching at the Catholic Universities of Angola and Lusíada (Luanda).

In 2015 he served as director-general of the Higher Institute of Social Sciences and International Relations, in Luanda.

Graduated in Economics from Universidade Agostinho Neto, Emmanuel Carneiro graduated, at master’s level, in the specialty of African Studies, at the Higher Institute of Sciences and Technologies in Lisbon, Portugal.

The path of Emmanuel Carneiro’s life was also marked by the publication of the works “Rendição Rendeira na África Sub-sahariana” – an approach through political economy”, and “África Sub-sahariana, Meio Século Depois”.

Source: Angola Press News Agency

Angola reiterates strengthened cooperation with Lithuania

Luanda – Angolan president of the Republic João Lourenço reiterated Wednesday the country’s desire to contribute to the strengthening of friendship and cooperation relations with Lithuania.

In a message to his counterpart Gitanas Nauséda, ahead of celebration of National Day of Lithuania on 16th February, João Lourenço congratulates the People and Government of that European country on behalf of the Angolan Executive and in his own name.

“In this moment of important historical significance for the Lithuanian people, may I express my wishes for progress and prosperity for your country”, reads a message reached ANGOP Wednesday.

Lithuania is one of the three Baltic republics, along with Estonia and Latvia, which were part of the former Soviet Union.

The country shares borders with Latvia (north), Belarus (east and south), Poland (south), the enclave of Kaliningrad (Russia) (south and west) and the Baltic Sea to the west.

A 2017 agreement of intent between Angola and Lithuania highlights the interest of that European Union country in training Angolan staff in the sectors of industry, agriculture, information technology, trade and services.

Source: Angola Press News Agency