Frank Buyanga appointed executive director of PABF

Businessman Frank Buyanga

BUSINESSMAN Frank Buyanga has been appointed an executive director for Small Medium Enterprises Strategy for the Pan African Business Forum (PABF).

The appointment which was announced last year in November is for two years and may be renewed upon satisfactory performance of your duties and with the approval of the chair of PABF and other executive members of the PABF.

Senior officials at PABF confirmed the appointment on Monday, saying they were excited with Frank’s appointment as it would add value to the continental business forum.

The African Business Forum is a private initiative, devised by Africans to accelerate the socio-economic development of the continent, through a combination of carefully considered programmes and projects developed both by Africans locally and in collaboration with development partners outside the continent.

It activities involve lobbying for a better operating environment for business which are of mutual benefit to both those businesses and their host countries, actually securing the requisite funding for projects and programmes that can further this objective  and ensuring that those  projects and programmes are implemented for the best possible positive effect.

Frank is a successful businessman whose business interest spread across mining, real estate, financial service sector, insurance and agriculture from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and England. He has created a lot of jobs in these countries

He has a passion to empower the young generation and had helped a lot of needy children and orphans’ over the past 12 years. He has a passion to see Africa develop in a transparent and sustainable manner.

The Pan-African Forum is a multilateral, private sector driven organisation founded by a group of statesmen and new generation of entrepreneurs from several African countries who share a vision of an African social and economic renaissance driven by political and economic governance at both the national and continental level, acceleration of the provision of infrastructure and services that can  improve living standards and improvements in the attractiveness of Africa as an investment destination.