Managers of Wealth Africa

Best tasting wines attract hundreds to Cape Town show

The international judges included Kirk Bauer (Germany), Simon Field MW (UK) and Benjamin Roffet (France).

African Development Bank Calls for Boost to Private Sector Investments As Well As Fiscal and Debt Sustainability At T20 Summit in Tokyo

Heightened fiscal vulnerabilities in Africa are weakening fiscal revenues and growth, particularly for commodity-exporting African countries.

Financing spearheads China-Africa cooperation

Lending boosts local employment, foreign trade

Race to the top

We see technology as a means to an end, because what we are after is to grow Africa together.

‘Capital inflows to dwindle further’

CAPITAL inflows are seen weakening further this year with consumer spending falling by 10% to 15% to RTGS$32 billion from RTGS$36 billion in 2018 despite government’s optimistic projections, an economist has said.

East Africa stays at the top, with foreign inflows at $4bn, report shows

In Tanzania, inflows grew by 18 per cent to $1.1 billion.

Nigerian Equities Now Cheapest in Africa

This implies that most stocks in both markets are trading significantly lower than their year's opening values.

Here is how philanthropy could transform the African continent

Our centers create a platform to share ideas and work together to understand the role of African philanthropy.

Pensions headache forces Treasury back to drawing board

This means taxpayer funds were being used to pay relatives and dependants of the deceased retirees.

'Ethiopia can be starting point for Africa investment'

We're the gateway for the African market.

Political and data risks govern the market

Last week started off with the Rand on a solid strengthening streak with the GBP/ZAR moving from the low 19s to the mid-18s

Retirement planning: It's not just about the cost, look at the value - CEO

The impact of healthcare on people’s retirement planning is another megatrend mentioned by Maharaj.

Here’s a look at how Nigeria’s Pension Fund performed in Q1 2019

Analysis of the age distribution of Pension contributors shows that the future still looks bleak despite increasing awareness among Nigerians.

Africa Needs More Angel Investors

Africa needs more angels.

Fostering economic growth in Africa

Leaders from four African countries have shared their vision for an integrated and borderless Africa that would foster economic growth and development

South Africa’s economy in ‘need of a doctor’: Nedbank CEO

“Unemployment is increasing and the underlying reasons for this are structural – not cyclical. It is a ticking timebomb.

The New Wave of Alts Investors

Pension funds in developing markets are shifting money away from the fixed-income assets that have dominated their portfolios, a Mercer study finds.

“To integrate Africa, bring down the walls,” Adesina urge

“Apart and divided, Africa is weakened. Together and united, Africa will be unstoppable,” the Bank’s President Akinwumi Adesina told delegates at the packed Sipopo Conference Center.

Johannesburg SE migrates equity and FX deritivates to LSE Millennium

The new release covers all derivatives asset classes with the ability for JSE to extend to other products in future.

SA's bank transactions a good sign for growth - maybe

"The BETI, as a monthly broad 'now' indicator of the SA economy, shows that the depressed first quarter was unusual, but that the second quarter will show positive gross domestic product (GDP) growth," states the BETI report.

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