News
South Africa’s New President Faces Skepticism
South Africa is increasingly difficult to govern.
Author: Tawanda Karombo
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Banking
Africa: New Frontier For Private Banking
A rising entrepreneurial class is fueling the growth of African private banking, and competition is heating up.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Egypt And Morocco Boost Reserves With Bonds
Two north African nations try to stabilize their finances.
Features
Digital Loans On Upswing Across Africa
Yet some experts urge caution and stronger protection for consumers.
Features
Central Banks Ease Path For Digital Remittances
African regulators are balancing innovation against risks of illicit money flows and the need to protect consumers.
Country Report
Angola’s New Road
The oil-rich Southern African country bets its economic revival on an IMF bailout and a fresh pair of hands.
Features
Africa Forges Ahead With Telecom Privatization
Opportunities abound for investors in Africa.
News
Madagascar’s Young President Faces Old Problems
Can Madascar's president improve one of Africa's poorest economies?
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Tech And Telecom Still Africas FDI Darlings
Africa may be underbanked but fintechs are changing that.
News
Old Guard Recalled To Action
South Africa's flailing government calls on old hands to right the ship.
Supplement
Rising Support For Tech Innovators
Africa’s tech start-ups are enjoying greater access to fundingthanks to tech hubs, incubators and venture capital.
Award Winners
Mobile Drives Africa Innovators
From animal-tracking innovations to agritech solutions, Africa is flexing its tech-savvy muscle—and doing it all via mobile.