Managers of Wealth Africa

How employers can turn women’s savings into retirement security

Both local and international research suggest that women in general manage money better than men.

Capital city’s finances ‘stable’ – Moya, after a year in office

But sits on forensic report about colleague who holds the purse.

Embrace wealth management, expert urges Nigerians

The books include The Empathy Advantage, Small Habits, Big Wealth, The Smart Hustle, and The Quintessential Company Secretary, among others.

Gold hits record high above $3,900 per ounce

The rally marks the seventh consecutive week of gains for the precious metal, pushing its price up more than 50 per cent since the beginning of the year.

Another Policy Rate Cut This Year Unlikely Despite 9.4% Inflation, Economist Warns

The achievement has sparked fresh optimism within Ghana’s business community that the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) might deliver another rate cut to further reduce borrowing costs.

Andre de Ruyter’s warning about South Africa

He told Roodt that under the Democratic Party Presidents, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden, the United States showed great loyalty towards the ANC.

Ghana inflation eases to 9.4% lowest level since August 2021

Government statistician Alhassan Iddrisu told a press conference that the decline was driven primarily by easing food prices compared to non-food prices.

South Africa bleeds 230,000 jobs

Total employment decreased by 80,000 or 0.8% quarter-on-quarter, from 10,589,000 in March 2025 to 10,509,000 in June 2025.

Major international banks are exiting South Africa

This imbalance has contributed to a string of high-profile exits, most recently the winding down of HSBC’s operations.

Meet the female CEOs at the helm of Africa’s banking sector

Nigeria leads with nine, followed by Kenya, Rwanda

Empowering South African women through comprehensive insurance

As South Africa prepares to celebrate Women’s month this August, it’s a timely opportunity to reflect on the evolving role of women in society–particularly as financial leaders and caregivers

South Africa asks business to help rescue ailing Johannesburg

‘There’s such a vast interest in the city as an economic hub — to see it decline is very, very problematic,’ Adrian Gore said.

SAB chief warns business cannot sit on the G20 sidelines

‘Africa doesn’t need charity; it offers leadership’ – SAB’s Richard Rivett-Carnac.

Nigeria’s headline inflation continues to ease

The softer m/m headline reading was primarily driven by a m/m deceleration in food inflation

Economy grows 6.3% in 2nd quarter - Driven by services, industry

The non-oil nominal GDP was valued at GH¢313 billion in the quarter, a rise from GH¢244.7 billion in the second quarter of last year.

Cash still in huge demand in South Africa

The SARB has stated its ambitions to make the country less dependent on cash, with digital payments seen as safer and more cost-effective.

After work hour warning for employers in South Africa

Australia is the latest country to formally adopt these rights.

DMB credit extension slows on policy headwinds

The q/q decline continues to reflect tight monetary conditions due to the elevated interest rate environment

More wealthy South Africans are buying houses in one of Europe’s small coastal countries

AfDB and the path to a truly African Bank

Like any other public institution, the politics of emergence of the occupiers of the top position in the bank is inextricably tied to the powers welded by those who pull the strings.

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