Managers of Wealth Africa

OECD sees stronger world economy, but risks loom large

The pace of global expansion over the 2018-19 period is expected to hover near 4%, which is close to the long-term average.

Kenya finance bill would emasculate central bank - bank governor

The ministry says the bill aims to protect consumers from lenders who charge high rates for services provided over mobile phones.

KPMG reconsidering its business model

In a written response to Eyewitness News, the firm says as part of its strategy to change the company and management, it is looking at its business model.

S. Africa's Central Bank Should Be Independent, Ramaphosa Says

Still, government was considering ways of implementing the ANC’s resolution to nationalize the central bank

South Africa releases guide on resolving cross-border tax disputes

The guide, which is not an official document, is a practical document discussing how to make a MAP request and other items.

Reps probe Pencom over alleged financial mismanagement

In his lead debate, Galadima faulted the agency over several financial mismanagement while expressing worry that PENCOM engaged in fraudulent practice

WARNING: Seniors not to fall for social security scam

Senior citizens should be highly alert about the people they choose to handle their pensions.

World Bank president insists that Africa invest more in its people

The theme of the meeting is industrialisation in Africa, and South Korea was chosen to host the meeting in the hope it would provide inspiration and lessons from its own industrialisation path.

African Development Bank delivers strong operational results

“The Bank continues to strengthen its effectiveness as an organization, while scaling up its operations.”

West Africa Leaks: How Billions are Leaving Africa for Offshores

ICIJ worked with the West African investigative center Cenozo, which published stories over the weekend about offshore practices in the region.

One Company’s Tax ‘Heaven’ Is Senegal’s Tax ‘Hell'

A lopsided tax treaty between Mauritius and Senegal means, with the right paper work, companies working in Senegal can avoid paying millions in taxes.

Seizing the GDPR Advantage: From mandate to high-value opportunity

Look beyond the compliance side of the GDPR

African nations vow to recover stolen assets

Heads of anti-corruption agencies from around Africa discuss strategies to overcome bottlenecks in the recovery of stolen assets

UK-Zimbabwe relations warming up

Finance and Economic Development Minister Patrick Chinamasa yesterday said the country was short of lines of credit to support the productive sectors.

Retirement Benefits Authority to release new pension guidelines soon

He said currently, only 19 per cent of the country’s workforce was covered.

Bank Of Ghana To Restructure uniBank

Local banks have injected funds into entities in the country's informal sector, most of which have defaulted in repaying their loans.

World Bank urges Uganda to improve taxation to finance development, sustain growth

The global financial institution said this low tax collection hinders the country's capacity to finance investments in infrastructure and deliver essential services.

Angola gov't discusses draft law for repatriation of capital abroad

The state would have the means to get that money," said Marcy Lopes, the secretary of the President of the Republic for Political, Constitutional and Parliamentary Affairs, when responding to parliamentarians in the National Assembly session.

ARB Apex Bank moves to reduce cost of transactions

That was the way forward to survive the intense competition in the banking industry.

KPMG SA admits failings and welcomes review

The beleaguered Big Four firm in South Africa accepted that its recent failings led to a negative image of auditors

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