(MENAFNEditorial) CAPE-TOWN South-Africa June 1 2015/African Press Organization (APO)/ -- Agility (http://www.agility.com/africa) one of the world's leading providers of integrated logistics today launches a global photo competition to highlight the success of emerging Africa and reflect its increasing progress (http://www.africa2015.com).
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The competition seeks to highlight the often unreported side of a continent of many contrasts. It calls for photographers to capture an Africa booming with tech-savvy youthful consumers fast-paced urbanization and enormous long-term economic prospects.
'Much of the world's perception of Africa is outdated' said Geoffrey White CEO of Agility Africa. 'Today seven out of 10 of the world's fastest growing economies are in Africa. This photo competition is intended to highlight a dynamic market with opportunity. Too frequently the world reports only the bad news from the Continent when there is so much that is impressive that Africa can be proud of. We hope this photo competition will demonstrate some of the positives revealing the real progress and development that Africa is making.'
Agility is investing in Africa and is committed to building new logistics capacity infrastructure and access for businesses and consumers across the Continent. The company's strategy also includes a strong social and environmental program focused on education training and health.
'The photo competition is an engaging way to encourage amateur and professional photographers to present modern fast-changing Africa through images that show its successes' White said.
'We want to capture images reflecting the robust modernization happening every day from sustainable farming to manufacturing to oil and gas production. We hope as a result perceptions of Africa will become more balanced and they will come to see Africa as a significant contributor to the world economy.'
The competition open to amateur and professional photographers will take place from June 1 – September 1 2015. Agility will award a $2000 cash prize to the winner of each category as well as a $4000 grand cash prize to the photographer who shoots the overall winning image that best captures the development and growth across Africa. The winning photographs will be shown on a CNBC Africa telecast and published in Forbes Africa.
For more information about the competition or to learn about Africa's growth opportunity visit www.africa2015.com.
Distributed by APO (African Press Organization) on behalf of Agility.
About Agility
This photo competition is being organized by Agility (http://www.agility.com/africa) one of the world's leading providers of integrated logistics with close to $5 billion in annual revenue and more than 20000 employees in over 500 offices across 100 countries. Agility is investing heavily on the African Continent: building a series of distribution parks with world-class warehousing facilities and guaranteed power security and connectivity in order to help companies get their goods to market and trade internationally and regionally. Agility supports the oil and gas industry through project logistics of heavy and out-of-gauge equipment bulk fuel transport and storage and remote camp services that create a 'home away from home.' Agility also supports governments in airport services and ground handling driving efficiency in the country's flow of passengers and cargo. For more information visit: www.agility.com/africa
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