Finance

The financial sector serves as the nexus of growth, underpinning advancements across industries through dynamic capital markets, fintech disruptions, and sustainable investment models. Our analysis unpacks the trends and opportunities that define Africa’s financial landscape.

Zanzibar: A Beacon of Investment, Infrastructure Growth, and Sustainable Development.

Zanzibar has emerged as a significant hub for investment and development, driven by strategic initiatives to create a favorable business…

Tanzania’s strategic monetary policy

The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) has reaffirmed its commitment to economic stability by maintaining the central bank lending rate at…

The Trump Economy, What Africa Can Learn from It

The economic policies of Donald Trump’s presidency (2017-2021) were marked by bold moves, but they also exposed significant flaws. Tax…

How Africa is Transforming Agriculture to Meet Modern Challenges

In 2024, African nations demonstrated their resilience and ingenuity by revolutionizing their agricultural sectors to address modern challenges. Tanzania emerged…

How the WTO’s Legacy Shapes the Future of Global Trade

The 30th anniversary of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) comes at a pivotal moment for the global economy, marked by…

Aviation Industry Soars to $1 Trillion Revenue Milestone in 2025

In a groundbreaking forecast for 2025, the global airline industry is set to achieve a historic milestone, with revenues projected…

Africa’s Trade Landscape: Challenges and Opportunities

Global geopolitical tensions, including the conflict in Ukraine and escalating unrest in the Middle East, have created an atmosphere of…

How Africa Can Navigate Its Debt Crisis and Build Resilience

The rising tide of external debt in Africa continues to dominate discussions on the continent’s economic trajectory. As of 2023,…

How to Navigate the Rising Costs of Deposits in the Global and African Banking Sectors

In 2024, banks worldwide, including those in Africa, are facing a significant challenge: the rising costs of deposits. This shift,…

How Kenya and South Africa are Shaping Africa’s Private Capital Investment Landscape

In 2024, Kenya and South Africa have firmly established themselves as the dominant forces in Africa’s private capital market, despite…

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