06/28/2019
While electricity supply from state-owned Eskom has since stabilised, business and factory confidence dropped in May and spending by households, which make up 60% of GDP, remains weak.
06/27/2019
New World Wealth’s head of research, Andrew Amoils, said despite the 10% decline in SA’s private wealth in 2018, the country is still the largest wealth market in Africa, even surpassing Egypt.
06/27/2019
In 2017, that growth slumped to just 3.5 percent. In 2018, growth in a basket of four powerhouses in SSA printed at a measly 4 percent, barely expanding.
06/26/2019
We should keep evolving, innovating and refining our partnership.
06/26/2019
This is especially true in South Africa, where a robust savings culture has yet to fully develop
06/26/2019
With tourist numbers being a key driver, it is a little surprising that hotel and resort stocks have been weak.
06/26/2019
CEOs in South Africa are falling like flies
06/25/2019
Bharat made his wife a co-owner of his stake in the listed firm which is reported to be well over Ksh2 billion.
06/25/2019
The two banks have dominated the leadersboard since the measure was introduced in 2012.
06/24/2019
The current scenario can only be solved by a perfect combination of factors.
06/24/2019
Lavrov further added that Russia was committed to promoting Africa with a view to providing African solutions to African problems and urged the international community to provide its support by helping to incentivise and develop programmes that help Afric
06/24/2019
Dienda urged Cabinet to help civil servants in the current economic environment
06/24/2019
The international judges included Kirk Bauer (Germany), Simon Field MW (UK) and Benjamin Roffet (France).
06/24/2019
Heightened fiscal vulnerabilities in Africa are weakening fiscal revenues and growth, particularly for commodity-exporting African countries.
06/24/2019
Lending boosts local employment, foreign trade
06/21/2019
We see technology as a means to an end, because what we are after is to grow Africa together.
06/21/2019
CAPITAL inflows are seen weakening further this year with consumer spending falling by 10% to 15% to RTGS$32 billion from RTGS$36 billion in 2018 despite government’s optimistic projections, an economist has said.
06/20/2019
In Tanzania, inflows grew by 18 per cent to $1.1 billion.
06/20/2019
This implies that most stocks in both markets are trading significantly lower than their year's opening values.
06/19/2019
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