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Co-shared workspace firms spread footprints

A co-working space with seats. [Getty Images]

Key providers in the shared workspace industry KOFISI and Workshop17, have announced a strategic partnership to provide a wider range of services and locations across Africa.

This is as the demand for shared workspace continues to grow faster in Africa than in the rest of the world, fueled by the growth in the working-age population that is expected to increase by more than 450 million people or close to 70 per cent of the continent by 2035.

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