Managers of Wealth Africa

Capital demands African regulatory stability

Financial fundamentals and sustainability considerations will also be key to attracting the project financing required to develop recent discoveries

Cyril Ramaphosa: Investment Achievements Need To Be Celebrated

By the conclusion of the conference last Thursday, the total amount committed by corporates was R363 billion and excluded an additional R8 billion was still subject to regulatory or board approvals.

Kenya offers citizenship in investor push

Moses Ikiara, KenInvest managing director, said the agency held “positive discussions” with Interior Secretary Fred Matiang’i with a view to developing a framework to ensure the vetting is watertight and free from abuse.

Regulator clears Cobus Kellermann following multi-year probe

Kellerman denied allegations of wrongdoing at the time.

Reasons for entrepreneurs to consider setting up an offshore business

The motivation and benefit of using offshore structures is less about tax planning and more about operational efficiency and access to opportunities.

Some municipalities struggling to deliver services after VBS losses, AG warns

VBS was placed under curatorship by the South African Reserve Bank in March last year

African Development Bank’s Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa converts to concessional finance facility

First established in 2012, SEFA is anchored in a commitment of $121 million by the Governments of Denmark, United States, United Kingdom, Italy, Norway and Spain

ICASA publishes information memorandum on high-demand spectrum

The Information Memorandum further provides guidance to stakeholders and prospective applicants on the process and criteria to be applied by the Authority in the licensing of the spectrum.

Sustained DDoS Attack on South African Banks Accompanied by Ransom Notes

It is unclear if there is any relationship with recent hacking activity directed at South African ISPs, which have been hit by a wave of similar attacks in recent weeks.

Rand Firms as South Africa Wins Rating Reprieve From Moody’s

The nation is already rated below investment grade at S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings, both of which shifted its status to junk in 2017.

JSE suspends IT company, threatens others

In mid-October, a South African unit of the company was placed in business rescue.

New law pushes South African banks to cut back on lending

But it will come at a cost.

Governors engaged in tussle for control of Sh120b pension

The new law repealed the Local Authorities Provident Fund (Lapfund) and the Laptrust (Umbrella) Retirement Fund Trust Deed and Rules registered under the Retirements Benefits Act, to pave way for the new scheme, CGRS.

Treasury nets Sh25bn from State agencies

CBK makes money from currency conversions, charging interest on loans to banks in terms of repurchase agreements and overdraft to the government.

Standard Bank to match over 90 African clients with China export opportunities

As the global market becomes increasingly complex, with trade protectionism threatening the free trade system, China is seeking to widen market access to the rest of the world to realise the potential of its economy and support the multilateral trade syst

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