Emerging & Frontier Markets
Uganda: Stability At A Price
Uganda’s success is tied to stable government, but some key economic features are lacking.
Africa
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
African Governments Turn To London Exchange For Funds
Indebted African nations are turning to an unexpected source for funds.
Country Report
Maintaining Stability: Q&A With Bank One CEO Ravneet Chowdhury
Bank One CEO Ravneet Chowdhury tells Global Finance how Mauritius wins over investors with a secure stand-out investment climate.
Country Report
Mauritius: Small But Nimble
Mauritius is hoping to parlay its record as a wealth haven and FDI magnet into a new, knowledge-based economy and financial hub for Sub-Saharan Africa.
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
A Trade Bloc Is Born
A new tariff-reduction deal aims to knit Africa together economically. But with infrastructure and productivity deficits, is the continent ready to take advantage of it?
Supplement
Africa Supplement 2018
The African continent contains some of the fastest growing economies in the world. Collectively, growth in Sub-Saharan Africa alone is projected to climb to an average 3.6% in 2019–20, up from 3.1% in 2018, according to the World Bank. Yet it is also home to many of the poorest countries, with the lowest GDP per capita. With its fast-growing population, rapid urbanization, and expanding middle class, the potential for further economic growth in Africa is enormous. But there remain many barriers to realizing anything near the continent’s full potential.
News
Drought Squeezes South African Economy; Land Policy Erodes Confidence
South Africa's woes deepen.
Supplement
Enter The Dragon
Chinese finance is stepping up in Africa. While other powers worry about Beijing’s growing influence, it’s hard for cash-strapped governments to say no.
Supplement
Increasingly Diverse Landscape
Sector and geographical diversity in our ranking are on the rise,as oil and gas keep a low profile and big sub-Saharan economies stall.
Supplement
New Road To Growth
A free trade pact, new infrastructure investment, and diaspora bonds are some of the ingredients in Africa’s recipe for economic expansion.