AFRICANGLOBE - The Egyptian stock market has emerged the most appreciating stock market in the world for the just concluded year, as investors were rewarded with a 49.56 percent yield-to-date (YTD) return on investment from the Egyptian Exchange (EGX).
African states including the East African Community (EAC) member states have been urged to dismantle trade barriers in a move that would enable them...
With the continued gloomy outlook in eurozone countries and a slowdown in growth in a number of developing economies, a rapidly growing Africa holds...
African groups are competing with international chains as the continent's economic growth, improved stablity and ease of travel boost demand for high-end business and...
Many local entrepreneurs in Africa have avoided the lure of management or franchise deals with international groups and have chosen to remain independent.
"There is...
Venturing into business demands proficiency, intelligence, creativity and recognising opportunities when they arise. To put simple – praying and preying for and on opportunities. The...
Sudanese Air Forces (SAF), reportedly bombed Heiban's market in South Kordofan with Antonov planes, on Thursday morning September 27.
The bombing resulted in the killing...
The World Economic Forum has released its 2012-2013 Global Competitiveness Report (GCP) ranking Nigeria, out of 144 countries assessed, as 115th, behind Ghana, Kenya and Cameroun.
Ghana...
South Africa is the highest-ranked African country and third-placed among the BRICS economies in the World Economic Forum's (WEF's) latest Global Competitiveness Index, ranking...