Managers of Wealth Africa

EA Growth Forecast to Remain Buoyant

In Kenya, for example, the uncertainty following the prolonged electioneering period is expected to continue hanging over the economy stifling private-sector activity.

The most expensive streets in South Africa in 2018

A higher-priced sale on Killarney Street (also in Sandhurst) would have pulled the street’s average up to become the most expensive street in the province at an average price of R24.6 million.

Development bank reflects on new perspective

Adesina highlighted Africa’s performance noting that the continent remains resilient to global economic headwinds and climate shocks

What South Africans think about investing in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies

PSG Wealth noted that major critics of the cryptocurrency boom have been, among others, famous investors like Warren Buffet and Howard Marks.

Auditors, fund managers and rating agencies failed investors in Steinhoff saga

Then the Steinhoff facade was exposed and the company incurred the market’s wrath.

South African rand steady, all eyes on Zuma exit talks

In fixed income, the yield for the benchmark government bond due in 2026 was up 3.5 basis points to 8.435 percent.

deVere to expand its graduate programme to meet growing and evolving demand

Mr Green goes on to say: “Like the industry itself, the deVere Group Graduate Programme is known to be hard work and intense.

African deal-making dropped to its lowest level for five years during 2017

Outbound deals led by African firms totaled $7.8 billion, a drop of 44%.

RenCap picks UBA, Access Bank as top stocks for banking sector

“We believe earnings resilience will also be demonstrated by net interest margin protection."

Nigeria Airways Former Workers Block Airport Road in Protest Over N45bn Pension

The protesters singing solidarity song with different placards demand explanation from the Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun on why their pension approved since May last year has not been paid.

Experts predict more investment inflow in 2018

‘Instability of polity, others may alter projections

Kenya tops illicit financial activities in Africa - report

Kenya missed its revenue collection target by Sh40 billion in last financial year and the margin is expected to widen this current financial year.

What does the African Bank collapse tell us about Capitec?

Some analysts have compared Capitec with African Bank to draw parallels between the two.

Africa can exploit new technology to grow entrepreneurs and solve its problems

But things are changing slowly.

Africa can exploit new technology to grow entrepreneurs and solve its problems

But things are changing slowly.

Kenya's economy to grow 5.5 pct in 2018

According to the analysts, the country's agricultural sector is expected to recover due to improved weather conditions coupled with government efforts to prioritize food security.

Kenya's economy to grow 5.5 pct in 2018: forecast

Nkukuu noted that the manufacturing and construction sectors are also projected to experience steady growth.

Zuma or no Zuma, traders see a wild ride for South Africa's rand

Will he stay or will he go?

Drought Dulls Thirst for Some of Africa's Most Expensive Homes

Cape Town taps may be turned off in April because of drought

Banks embrace Islamic banking amid rising competition

It also during that year issued licenses to two conventional banks- Stanbic IBTC and Sterling Bank- to operate a window of Islamic banking.

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