Emerging & Frontier Markets
South Sudan: Risk Equation
South Sudan is rich in oil and land, but also corrupt and unstable.
Africa
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Nigeria’s Stock Exchange Lists Itself
Although the shares are still closely held by erstwhile members, there is a strong appetite from nonmember retail investors and institutional investors to own shares in the exchange.
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A Growing Catalyst: Africa’s Infrastructure Projects
African citizens voice concern about government use of large resources in failed infrastructure projects.
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Africa United Under AfCFTA
Checking in on the AfCFTA, launched in January to forge a united African market.
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Africa’s Debt Forgiveness Dilemma
Several African countries are queuing up for debt abatement after the Paris Club agreed to debt relief for Sudan.
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South Africa: Unemployment Rises Despite Growth
South Africa faces the conundrum of widening income disparities even in times of rising growth.
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The Scramble For Africa
China, Russia and India vie for dominance in Africa in the new Great Game.
News
Morocco: New Prime Minister Named, Few Changes Expected
Islamists lose power to liberals but the king continues to dominate political decision-making.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Coupon Generates Green Bond Interest In Africa
Sustainable finance makes inroads in Africa.
News
Nigeria: Shell Divests JV Licenses
Dated extraction technologies and poor maintenance are only partially to blame forRoyal Dutch Shell's decision.
News
South Africa: New Finance Minister Steps Up
Godongwana is a close political ally of President Cyril Ramaphosa and an African National Congressheavyweight who cut his teeth in the labor union movement.
News
Zambia: Hichilema Takes The Helm Of State
Can a career businessman and management expert turn around Zambia's grim economic trajectory?