12/17/2019
Such extreme weather events should galvanise Africans; their governments are spending 2% of GDP on climate related disasters, said Anthony Nyong, Director for Climate Change and Green Growth at the African Development Bank.
12/15/2019
From Lola Shoneyin’s Ake Book and Arts Festival, to Tokini Peterside’s Art X Lagos, to Bikiya Graham-Douglas’ Beeta Universal Arts Foundation’s playwriting contest, Bolanle Austin-Peter’s Fela’s Republic and the Kalakut
12/12/2019
Despite the increase in average wealth, UNDP has raised concerns about the rising levels of inequality that are concentrating wealth at the top, leaving behind huge swathes of the population that is struggling economically.
12/11/2019
African governments have raised about US$26 billion in international markets this year, from close to US$30 billion last year, as they took advantage of investors’ thirst for returns in a world awash with negative yields.
12/11/2019
The annual research undertaken by the Employer Branding Institute recognises employers that provide excellent employee conditions, nurture and develop talent throughout all levels of the organisation, and strive to continuously optimise employment practic
12/10/2019
Moody’s said asset risk will remain high, a result of rising government arrears, high loan concentrations, borrower friendly legal frameworks, and still evolving risk management and supervision capabilities.
12/09/2019
All SA investors can now access an array of private market asset classes, which are not meant to replace the investor’s listed market allocation to fixed income,
12/06/2019
A recent report suggested that AfCFTA could bring up to USD 3 trillion in economic benefits, much of it from trade within the continent, with 53 out of 54 countries now having signed the agreement.