Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Pandemic Spurs Demand For Trade Finance Capacity In Africa
The continent's trade finance needs are expected to increase as the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement begins.
Author: Vincent Nwanma
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Economics, Policy & Regulation
WTO’s Consensus Builder
The World Trade Organization gets its first woman and first African leader.
Features
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Country Report
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Country Report
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Features
Nigeria’s Exchange-Rate Crisis
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Nigerian Central Bank Prods Lenders To Boost Economy
Nigeria's central bank is trying to get the private sector moving.
Country Report
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Ghana has been one of Africa’s star performers, boosted by expanding oil production. But currency volatility, foreign-investor jitters and an upcoming election pose challenges.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
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Features
New Banking Model At Play In Nigeria
Telecoms and traditional banks are being lured by a new system meant to give all Nigerians access to financial services.
Features
Nigerian Election May Lead To Privatization And Devolution
Poverty in Nigeria is growing and two presidential candidates have vastly different approaches to tackling the country's problems.