Managers of Wealth Africa

AfDB’s Sh3.8bn to fund Kenyan, African agribusiness and SMEs

The agreement covers operations cumulatively valued at $37.2 million and includes a corporate loan to support an East African agribusiness firm’s domestic and regional expansion and two lines of credit targeting SME borrowers.

Bankrupt Portland Cement paid fired CEO Sh23m

The reports further showed that the EAPCC board of directors took home a staggering Sh47 million even as the company continued to suffer cash flow problems which saw it default on a Sh263 million KCB Group loan.

How Africa’s richest woman bought her way out of scrutiny from Western banks

Dos Santos denied the allegations as “politically motivated.”

Women entrepreneurs pitch innovation for Africa to UK investors

The Department for International Trade and the Department for International Development hosted Start-up Night Africa in partnership with the Lionesses of Africa

South Africa’s growth rate forecast revised down

The revised forecast comes after the World Bank cut its growth forecast for South Africa to below 1% for 2020 due to Eskom’s load shedding.

Charts Showing S. Africa Central Bank Data That Led to Cut

These charts show how the data that influenced the decision have changed since the November MPC meeting.

Security is not a single product solution – and other issues to consider in 2020

And thus, there is no surprise that throughout 2019, organisations across all industries globally were targeted by cyber attackers.

SA banks unaffected by Silence malware threat

It's business as usual for South African banks, despite a warning of potential malware attacks on major institutions in sub-Saharan Africa.

Orange Liberia ties up with United Bank for Africa to start money transfers

For the first three months, the service will be free of charges for all customers with a minimum fee of LRD 0.50 per transaction after that period.

Treasury faces hurdles in getting bank funding

Domestic banks’ capacity and willingness to purchase government securities influence the liquidity conditions sovereigns face, particularly those with constrained or unreliable access to external financing.

AfDB Allocates €1.2M to Train Policymakers in Boosting Mining Revenues

First beneficiaries: Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Niger, Mali, Madagascar, South Sudan, and Zimbabwe

Focus areas for Central African bankers

The emerging-market fallout of geo-political tensions between the US and Iran may be countered by a de-escalation of America’s trade war with China, said Cobus de Hart, chief economist for West, Central and North Africa at NKC African Economics.

President wants CBK to use 'policy tools' in taming rogue lenders

This is expected to raise credit flow to businesses and homes albeit at a higher cost after banks were handed a free hand in pricing loans.

KRA eyes donor project contractors in tax race

The Treasury has set KRA a target to collect Sh1.938 trillion in tax and other revenue in the current financial year, up from Sh1.58 trillion last year, from an initial Sh1.81 trillion earlier in that year.

How Nigeria's Common Reporting Standard Regulations will affect banks, insurance companies, asset managers and other financial institutions

Broadly speaking, financial institutions such as banks, insurance companies, asset/portfolio managers, and investment funds/trusts could have reporting obligations under the CRS.

Regulation,Tax & Compliance