Managers of Wealth Africa

10 Percent Of South Africans Own 90 Percent Of The Country's Wealth - Report

The South African Human Rights Commission's equality report says South Africa is the most unequal country in the world.

South Africa’s Ramaphosa On Investment Drive In Middle East

The state visit will also present an opportunity for South Africa to increase co-operation with Saudi Arabia in light of the country’s new strategy for Africa.

EU unlocks €800 million for African investment vehicle

Projects are then expected to start in early 2019, an EU official told EURACTIV.

AFREXIMBANK Investment In Nigeria hits $17bn

Since inception, the bank has been very active in Nigeria.

Thomson Reuters releases Sub-Saharan Africa Investment Banking review for First Half of 2018

This year, they only reached an estimated US$241 million,” says Sneha Shah, Managing Director for Africa at Thomson Reuters.

Mauritius is the fastest growing wealth market in Africa - research

Access to first class food & produce – prime shopping centers, food lovers market.

FNB name change reflects multi-branding

This comes after the group sought the approval of its shareholders on the Namibian Stock Exchange (NSX) to change its name.

Do 8,300 super-rich Kenyans own more than the rest?

The firm produced its findings from a number of sources.

Interview With Mr. Henry F. Saamoi, Ceo of International Bank (Liberia)

Let me say that achieving this goal is a moving target because of the demand that is placed on our industry base and customer needs

Thomson Reuters: M&A Transactions With Middle Eastern & North African Involvement Reached $33.9 Billion During Q2 2018

Middle Eastern and North African region is at its second highest level since our records began

Western Kenya bloc kicks off plans to acquire bank

The decision to look for a new consultant implies that the group favours a risk-taker who will speed up the process even as Mr Wanga maintained that Mr Oduor-Otieno is eligible to reapply.

Ten Highest Paid Non-Executive Directors in Kenya

Mathenge, alongside the company’s chief executive, David Ohana, are credited for the oil marketer's turn around, with the firm returning to profitability in 2017.

Africa – the new frontier for international trade

How does the current global business uncertainty make trading with Africa more appealing?

Sovereign wealth funds start to cool on private equity

Fears grow that rising competition for assets will hurt returns

The 2019 general election is already affecting tech companies in Nigeria

According to Bloomberg, the reason for the move is on the notion that a sale may take place close to the election in the company’s home market — Nigeria.

Asset managers fear technology-driven new entrants

Nearly Two-Thirds of Asset Managers Plan to Launch Cross-Border Products

Zimbabwe greets a real new dawn after years of uncertainty

Even with the remaining challenges, there are tangible signs that things are set to improve

Africa-China Bilateral Trade Volume Reaches $170 billion per annum

Chen said Africa’s debt to her country is economically sustainable and should be no cause for alarm.

'Get rich, get rich, get rich!' - the sickness killing South Africa

Their love for finer things has been described in news reports and displayed on social networks.

The Case For An Innovation Hub To Facilitate MEASA Financial Inclusion

While many existing efforts are underway across MEASA, these are often heavily fragmented and make a large-scale advancement challenging.

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