Absa sees East Africa property boom, eyes Kenya expansion
Absa Group, South Africa’s third-biggest lender, is seeing surging interest among real estate investors in East Africa and plans to bolster its
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Zimbabwe cuts some spending items as ZiG drop hits budget
Zimbabwe’s currency devaluation is forcing the government to cut spending on certain budget items. The country’s Treasury asked government departments to prioritise
Gold rebounds after deep weekly loss with rate outlook in flux
Gold advanced after suffering its worst weekly drop since 2021, as the US dollar eased and traders weighed the outlook for Federal
Africa’s richest person plans to open a family office in Dubai
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote is setting up a family office in Dubai, joining other high-net worth individuals who have flocked to the
SA Agribusiness confidence at 15-year low on drought
Confidence among South Africa’s agricultural businesses fell to the lowest level in almost 15 years as an El Niño-induced drought affected grain
Jacob Zuma – the political wildcard in South Africa’s election
Despite being a disgraced former president who was sent to jail, Jacob Zuma is turning out to be the political wildcard in