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State cuts overdraft as Treasury bill rates fall

In last week’s auction, the 91-day Treasury bill came in at 6.89 percent

Should government tell you what to do with your retirement savings?

Or can it achieve the same outcome in other ways?

Troika Laundromat haunts Standard Bank, long after exit

But execs at Standard Bank have strongly asserted that none of the bank’s businesses was linked to the money laundering scam.

Zimbabwe borrows $985 million from pan-African lenders

These cover just four weeks of imports, according to deputy governor Jesimen Chipika, and stood at $200 million in September 2018.

Reserve Bank says unrealistic to target specific employment level

"Employment levels are determined by many different things, so putting a specific target on it for the central bank to try to achieve is unrealistic," Kganyago said during a lecture at Stellenbosch University.

Kenyan capital markets regulator now reviews lock-in time rules

These proposals will now be submitted to the National Treasury as part of the 2019/2020 budget by the capital markets stakeholders.

Kenya’s pension firm enters Uganda’s market

They are also offering financial literacy education programmes to the small and medium enterprises.

Prophet Owuor in Sh1.5 billion fight for posh Nairobi properties

They accused the controversial prophet of continuing to pocket millions of shillings in monthly rent from the upscale apartments in what could lift the lid on the financing of Owuor’s flashy ministry.

Kenyans to wait much longer for Sh200m loot in Swiss banks

The money is linked to the multibillion Anglo Leasing scam — one of the biggest frauds in the history of corruption in Kenya.

Why integrity of Kenya's financial system is key

Structures need to be strengthen to make Kenya unattractive to people with criminal aspirations

Military pensioners decry underpayment as new pension scale takes off

The Publicity Secretary of the association, Capt. Yusuf Abdulmalik (rtd) who spoke with our correspondent said what members of the association received in January as their monthly pension was far below the approved structure.

Reserves below critical line prompt a distress call from Tunisian bank

Reserves currently cover only around 84 days of imports, below the critical level of three months.

Liberian central bankers arrested after probe into missing millions

After their publication, Justice Minister Musa Dean told Reuters that those responsible would face prosecution.

Expert questions BoG’s corporate governance practice

“It is not the best, the central bank themselves are not doing the right thing because how can the governor be the chairman of all the committees and boards of the bank and tell us it is corporate governance” he questions.

South African banks block Zim currency imports

Zimbabwe adopted the USD as a transacting currency among a cocktail of other currencies in 2009 to avert runway inflation, which had rendered the local currency worthless.

FRED MUWEMA: Bank of Uganda should not have monopoly over regulation of banks

The report of the Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE) citing irregularities and illegalities by BOU in the closure and sale of the 7 Banks is generally well received.

What if the banks froze you out?

Does being able to close company accounts give banks too much power?

US$ supplies: SA banks pull plug on ‘risky’ Zimbabwe

“The only bank that was still giving us cash is FNB bank and just in December they told us that they will no longer be supplying us with the United States dollars,” he said.

Tunisia’s central bank chief claims dinar hard to defend

If we defend the dinar, the stock of the currency will fall further

Comment: Ethiopia's efforts to draw investors are undermined by ethnic violence

The apparent change in economic and political direction has appealed to donors.

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