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Sanlam Investments has announced its continued sponsorship of Africa’s Green Economy Summit through 2026. The partnership aims to accelerate sustainable development by connecting global capital with African green projects valued at over $8.7 billion.
Sanlam Investments has reportedly confirmed its third consecutive sponsorship of Africa’s Green Economy Summit (AGES), scheduled for February 2026, according to recent announcements. Sources indicate this renewal demonstrates the financial institution’s ongoing dedication to funding Africa’s sustainable transition through renewable energy innovation, water security initiatives, waste reduction programs, and climate finance solutions.