South Africa’s Gripping Gordhan Knot
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South African shares tumbled further as the central bank lifted rates half a percent for the first time in five ...
Nigeria’s Dulled Diaspora Disposition
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Nigerian equities retrenched in early January as President Jonathan entered his last year in office faced with oil sale corruption ...
Sudan’s Unceasing Secession Tendencies
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Months after reaching agreement with Khartoum on detailed implementation of its 2-year old independence, oil producing South Sudan, which provided ...
Africa’s Rough Banked Diamonds
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Ex-Barclays CEO Diamond touted an African return in his post-scandal reinvention through a private equity joint venture with a continental ...
South Africa’s Explosive Mine Misery
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South African stocks and bonds reeled with paltry Q3 GDP growth at 0.7 percent due to auto and mining strikes ...
Africa’s Untamed Frontier Ferocity
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After probing the non-commodity turnaround in a half-dozen Sub-Saharan economies due to a combination of policy stability, good aid use, ...
Africa’s Multiple Affront Affirmations
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Sub-Saharan African securities performance was not as scorching in Q3 after previous record sovereign bond issuance and MSCI frontier index ...
Kenya’s Public Tribunal Trot
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As Kenya’s deputy president Ruto goes before The Hague on human rights abuse charges, equities were up 25 percent on ...
Seychelles’ Hyped Island Hop
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The Seychelles joined Mauritius as an African small middle-income island stock exchange with listing of the state-owned Sacos insurance conglomerate ...
Africa’s Flexed Land Grab Lunge
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With attention focused on foreign agricultural investor acquisition of millions of hectares in places like Ethiopia and Sudan, the World ...