12/17/2014
Mid Tier lender, Skye Bank Plc, said on Tuesday it had received a ‘No Objection’ letter from the Securities and Exchange Commission to acquire Mainstreet Bank from the Asset Management Corporation of Nigerian
12/16/2014
Angola´s financial sector, like its economy, has seen rapid growth in the past decade, as the number of domestic banks operating in the country jumped from 13 in 2005 to 29 in 2014.
12/10/2014
The growing international agency hopes the new office in Ebene will increase sales, rental and property management to Commonwealth and Francophile communities, plus Russia and the Middle East
12/09/2014
In an effort to position South Africa as a globally competitive destination that is open for business, the Deputy Minister of Communications, Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams, is leading a South African delegation to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.
12/08/2014
A growing middle class in sub-Saharan Africa is enticing European and South African insurers to buy local firms focusing mainly on life insurance and pensions, in the face of mature markets and strong competition at home.
12/08/2014
The country now uses the US dollar, British pound, South African rand, Botswana pula, Japanese yen, Chinese yuan, Indian rupee and the euro, among other currencies.
12/08/2014
The company has produced 1,206 carats (+1.25mm) to date with an average grade of 15cpht, which included over 85 diamonds of over 1 carat.
12/08/2014
A growing middle class in sub-Saharan Africa is enticing European and South African insurers to buy local firms focusing mainly on life insurance and pensions, in the face of mature markets and strong competition at home.
12/08/2014
The International Forum on Islamic Finance (IFIF Sudan 2014) is being convened on the 9th and 10th of December 2014 at the Al Salam Rotana, Khartoum, and will feature high-profile discussions that will seek to capture the Africa opportunity for Islamic fi
12/04/2014
South Africa, despite having one of the strongest economies on the continent, has not been able to join that trend.
12/03/2014
As part of its efforts to help Nigeria meet her infrastructure deficit estimated at $3.9 trillion, the Security and Exchange Commission has said it wants to develop the Nigerian bond market to reach that height over the next 30 years.