Kaya 959 Inside Your Business

Inside Your Business: KFC Africa on Growth that multiplies impact

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KFC Africa’s 2025 Impact Report reveals a business model built on multiplying opportunity. Akhona Qengqe breaks down how 40,000 employees, 1,573 restaurants and a continent‑wide supply chain fuel livelihoods, youth development, leadership pipelines and community nutrition. From Add Hope’s 35.5 million meals to Mini‑Cricket’s 119,926 players, we explore how growth becomes impact
1 Jul English South Africa Business

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