West Africa’s Ebola Spike Span
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West African low-income economies at the origin of the epic Ebola virus outbreak claiming already over 1000 lives with its ...
Africa’s Summit Weary Waver
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The US joined Europe, China and Japan in hosting a bilateral government and business leader summit designed to deepen trade, ...
Africa’s Pinched Pension Fund Alternatives
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A joint study by the EMPEA private equity trade association and the UK Commonwealth’s Africa finance initiative surveys pension fund ...
South Africa’s Rotating Blade Damage
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South African shares preserved a modest MSCI uptick through mid-year as President Zuma’s second term team pared back GDP growth ...
The African Development Bank’s Relocation Rub
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The African Development Bank formally re-established its headquarters in Abidjan after a dozen years in Tunis as civil strife switched ...
Nigeria’s Harrowing Hostage Hosting
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Nigerian stocks struggled to overcome double-digit decline as the World Economic Forum-Africa opened in the capital against the backdrop of ...
China’s Africa Drift Drudgery
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Amid the hype over Africa’s commodity and debt entanglement with China expressed in a number of best-selling books and animating ...
The US’ Global Development Daydreams
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Years after its formation and member appointments, the US Global Development Council established as an outside advisory body to the ...
The IMF’s Africa Conflict Tear
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The IMF upped this year’s Africa GDP growth projection to 5.5 percent despite “shifting global forces” on the heels of ...
Africa’s Rutted Roadshow Resistance
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As once ostracized credits like Ecuador and Pakistan plot post Q1 returns on positive index performance and fund flows delayed ...