Naomi Campbell urges companies to invest in Africa - 'Why have you ignored the continent for this long?'

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British supermodel Naomi Campbell has urged big companies to invest in Africa, saying she believes in the continent and the potential of its youth.

Naomi made the comments during a conversation with Vogue International editor Suzy Menkes and Gucci CEO Marco Bizzarri.

Naomi, who has always referred to herself as the"honorary granddaughter" of Nelson Mandela, said it is time brands unleashed the talent in Africa.

 

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Amandala.

So Ms Campbell, bring your money. It’s always the other ones money.

Thank you, Queen🙏🏿

Amandela! Thank you Naomi. Beblessed

Thank you Naomi!

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