Analysis – in English
... analysis, enabling SAICA and other survey partners to share key insights about the African economy with members of the Institute and others focusing on Africa. The analysis in this report will assist companies to make important business decisions as they can benchmark themselves against their global ...
... analysis, enabling SAICA and other survey partners to share key insights about the African economy with members of the Institute and others focusing on Africa. The analysis in this report will assist companies to make important business decisions as they can benchmark themselves against their global ...
- Access to Finance Portal for Africa
... The financial sector is an integral part of any economy. Even though banking sectors still dominate in developing economies as compared to developed ones, non-banking sectors also play a significant role in the arena of providing finance to SMEs, directly or indirectly. With the African continent be ...
... The financial sector is an integral part of any economy. Even though banking sectors still dominate in developing economies as compared to developed ones, non-banking sectors also play a significant role in the arena of providing finance to SMEs, directly or indirectly. With the African continent be ...
Sanctioning South Africa The Politics Behind The
... costs and thus some real political opposition. Consequently, those with noble interests favoring sanctions will usually need to form logrolling coalitions with those possessing symbolic and base interests in order to overcome political opposition. In the absence of such coalitions, since sanctions c ...
... costs and thus some real political opposition. Consequently, those with noble interests favoring sanctions will usually need to form logrolling coalitions with those possessing symbolic and base interests in order to overcome political opposition. In the absence of such coalitions, since sanctions c ...
Sanctions on South Africa
... effects can be attributed to public rather than private measures. The effort by the banks to withdraw preceded the imposition of sanctions and seemed to show that South Africa’s faltering economy, market uncertainties and political turmoil had made it an unattractive site for investment. In fact, th ...
... effects can be attributed to public rather than private measures. The effort by the banks to withdraw preceded the imposition of sanctions and seemed to show that South Africa’s faltering economy, market uncertainties and political turmoil had made it an unattractive site for investment. In fact, th ...
From proprietorship, public companies to pyramid ownership and
... Development (IBRD), commonly known as the World Bank. The paper shows that because of the long-term nature of infrastructure projects such as roads, railways and electricity generation, private financial institutions needed the public sector to guarantee and partner in financing of economic infrastr ...
... Development (IBRD), commonly known as the World Bank. The paper shows that because of the long-term nature of infrastructure projects such as roads, railways and electricity generation, private financial institutions needed the public sector to guarantee and partner in financing of economic infrastr ...
Why Invest in Africa?
... The Listed Property Franchise has an outstanding track record as a leading listed property manager with a unique offering across all property markets in the world. The size of our Property Book and our strong ties to STANLIB Direct Property Investments is a clear competitive advantage, while our aff ...
... The Listed Property Franchise has an outstanding track record as a leading listed property manager with a unique offering across all property markets in the world. The size of our Property Book and our strong ties to STANLIB Direct Property Investments is a clear competitive advantage, while our aff ...
Infrastructure - African Private Equity and Venture Capital Association
... relative to the real risks.” Jurie Swart, African Infrastructure Investment Managers ...
... relative to the real risks.” Jurie Swart, African Infrastructure Investment Managers ...
Tipping point looms for SA as despair grows
... other destinations. Over the years, South African investors have mainly favoured investing locally – a trend that is slightly different when compared with foreign investors who prefer markets outside of their domicile country. This counts in our favour as a country, but we need to incentivise the co ...
... other destinations. Over the years, South African investors have mainly favoured investing locally – a trend that is slightly different when compared with foreign investors who prefer markets outside of their domicile country. This counts in our favour as a country, but we need to incentivise the co ...
English version reading
... partners in Africa would have been roughly 10 per cent higher in the period 2001-2010 if it had not lost market share to China. While China’s exports to sub-Saharan Africa rocketed from US$ 4.1 billion in 2001 to US$ 53.3 billion in 2011, South African share of total exports to its major trading par ...
... partners in Africa would have been roughly 10 per cent higher in the period 2001-2010 if it had not lost market share to China. While China’s exports to sub-Saharan Africa rocketed from US$ 4.1 billion in 2001 to US$ 53.3 billion in 2011, South African share of total exports to its major trading par ...
introductory remarks on the elements of a
... infrastructural gaps – to make markets accessible. The large proportion of the population that is either unbanked or underbanked provides scope for financial institutions to increase their outreach – often dependent on innovations. The unbanked are often in rural areas where the multiplier generates ...
... infrastructural gaps – to make markets accessible. The large proportion of the population that is either unbanked or underbanked provides scope for financial institutions to increase their outreach – often dependent on innovations. The unbanked are often in rural areas where the multiplier generates ...
Absa Africa Frontier Portfolio - Absa | Wealth And Investment
... Over a decade ago The Economist dubbed Africa as “The hopeless continent”. The publication lamented that Africa was mired in poverty, disease, corruption and market failure. However the past decade has witnessed momentous change unfold across the continent. Africa is the world’s second largest and s ...
... Over a decade ago The Economist dubbed Africa as “The hopeless continent”. The publication lamented that Africa was mired in poverty, disease, corruption and market failure. However the past decade has witnessed momentous change unfold across the continent. Africa is the world’s second largest and s ...
Africa’s new development & its co-operation with Cities in CEE / SEE
... • Largest and most important market in Africa • Population: over 180 million inhabitants • Land area: 923,768 km ...
... • Largest and most important market in Africa • Population: over 180 million inhabitants • Land area: 923,768 km ...
A Continent of Opportunity for Pharma and Patients
... more than 10 million inhabitants (Lagos and Cairo), and eight metropolises of more than 3 million people. By 2025, two-fifths of Africa’s growth will come from 30 cities with populations of 2 million or more. Ten of these cities will have GDP in excess of $50 billion (Exhibit 4). Cities enjoy bette ...
... more than 10 million inhabitants (Lagos and Cairo), and eight metropolises of more than 3 million people. By 2025, two-fifths of Africa’s growth will come from 30 cities with populations of 2 million or more. Ten of these cities will have GDP in excess of $50 billion (Exhibit 4). Cities enjoy bette ...
Aquatic resources such as fish, coral reefs, seaweed, minerals, oil
... Aquatic resources such as fish, coral reefs, seaweed, minerals, oil and gas, the services they provide, and resilient coasts are assets that can be sustainably exploited for the benefit of current and future generations. Climate change is an increasing threat to the equilibrium of the marine environ ...
... Aquatic resources such as fish, coral reefs, seaweed, minerals, oil and gas, the services they provide, and resilient coasts are assets that can be sustainably exploited for the benefit of current and future generations. Climate change is an increasing threat to the equilibrium of the marine environ ...
Backgrounder on Malawi - World Fisheries Trust
... railway or good roads, there was little economic activity or trading. Some British settlers moved into Nyasaland and established plantations (tea, sugar, cotton, peanuts), but little other economic development occurred during this period. © World Fisheries Trust 2010 ...
... railway or good roads, there was little economic activity or trading. Some British settlers moved into Nyasaland and established plantations (tea, sugar, cotton, peanuts), but little other economic development occurred during this period. © World Fisheries Trust 2010 ...
Forestry Company of Zimbabwe
... Pace of work ….governments slow and on three speeds eg leveraging of minerals & resolution of sanctions ...
... Pace of work ….governments slow and on three speeds eg leveraging of minerals & resolution of sanctions ...
INTRODUCTION - Wilson Center
... economy comes at a critical time. Sub-Saharan Africa continues to present the world with its most formidable development challenge. During the last two decades, the number of the poor in Africa has doubled from 150 million to 300 million, more than 40 percent of the region’s population. About one th ...
... economy comes at a critical time. Sub-Saharan Africa continues to present the world with its most formidable development challenge. During the last two decades, the number of the poor in Africa has doubled from 150 million to 300 million, more than 40 percent of the region’s population. About one th ...
Africa: Constraints on FDI in the Sub-Sahara
... and platinum directly to an export center. Africa possesses great mineral wealth, and lines that run from mine to railroad to port are vital for many African countries’ survival. The prominent producers of minerals and metals are Angola, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mozambique, Nigeria, Botswan ...
... and platinum directly to an export center. Africa possesses great mineral wealth, and lines that run from mine to railroad to port are vital for many African countries’ survival. The prominent producers of minerals and metals are Angola, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mozambique, Nigeria, Botswan ...
Governing Science & Technology
... Better quality aid should: • Be aligned to country policies and strategies for economic development • Make use of and support national systems ...
... Better quality aid should: • Be aligned to country policies and strategies for economic development • Make use of and support national systems ...
THE BRICS AND THE NEW SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA
... standards. Therefore, African nations must invest in the contracting process and African policymakers must push for more transparency in the contracting process. The international community must also subject the BRICs to accepted accountability restraints with regard to the exploitation of natural r ...
... standards. Therefore, African nations must invest in the contracting process and African policymakers must push for more transparency in the contracting process. The international community must also subject the BRICs to accepted accountability restraints with regard to the exploitation of natural r ...
Nigerian earnings growth contributes to Sustainable Capital`s
... DISCLAIMER: This publication is for information purposes only. It is not investment advice and any mention of a fund is in no way an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy the fund. Any information in this publication should not be the basis for an investment decision. HedgeNews Africa does not guar ...
... DISCLAIMER: This publication is for information purposes only. It is not investment advice and any mention of a fund is in no way an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy the fund. Any information in this publication should not be the basis for an investment decision. HedgeNews Africa does not guar ...
help us update our log of african idols
... Autin Okere www.cwlgroup.com Africa Region Ushahidi www.ushahidi.org Ory founded in ...
... Autin Okere www.cwlgroup.com Africa Region Ushahidi www.ushahidi.org Ory founded in ...
Economics of Africa
... Voluntary trade is when both parties expect to gain from the trade. Countries specialize in what they do best. Specialization is an efficient way to work, and the cost of items is lower. Specialization increases trade because a country can get what it needs at the lowest cost when produced by so ...
... Voluntary trade is when both parties expect to gain from the trade. Countries specialize in what they do best. Specialization is an efficient way to work, and the cost of items is lower. Specialization increases trade because a country can get what it needs at the lowest cost when produced by so ...