03/28/2019
When Mauritius became a British colony, the Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments Act 1923 was enacted to simplify the enforcement of United Kingdom (UK) judgments within the overseas British colonies by way of registration.
03/25/2019
SEC notes that, in view of this, supervision and enforcement is also being strengthened to ensure that the licensees deliver on their mandate to the investing public.
03/25/2019
Now, as the business gets back on its feet, the bank’s competitors will want a way out, whether that be an initial public offering or a takeover, said chief executive officer Basani Maluleke.
03/25/2019
In his acceptance speech in Dubai, Mr. Tabichi said his mother died when he was just 11, leaving his father, a primary-school teacher, with the job of raising him and his siblings alone.
03/25/2019
“If business leaders are allowed in the rooms where policies are made, then business can be put at the forefront and we will make more progress,”
03/24/2019
This week we continue the list of our annual 100 Most Inspiring Women in Nigeria list for 2019. For the fifth consecutive year, the list features 100 Nigerian women drawn from a diverse range of backgrounds and sectors who are deliberately impacting their
03/22/2019
Delegates attending the Climate Week – who number close to 3,000 – observed a one-minute silence for the victims of the catastrophe, which continues to devastate coastlines along Southern Africa.
03/22/2019
Florentino, who at the conference spoke on “Supervisory action of banking financial institutions in the field of money laundering prevention,” underlined that there is still “inadequate diligence in the Angolan banking system.”
03/21/2019
The bank may have to adjust its forecast of a 1.3% growth in gross domestic production this year, up from 0.8% last year, partly based on the election of Cyril Ramaphosa to head the ruling African National Congress party last December.
03/20/2019
Headline consumer inflation quickened to 4.1 percent year on year in February from 4.0 percent in January, while on a month-on-month basis prices rose 0.8 percent after falling 0.2 percent a month before, Statistics South Africa said on Wednesday.