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Wednesday, 24 April 2019

Talking Africa podcast

Kenya’s Joshua Oigara, CEO of KCB

How the CEO of Kenya's biggest bank built his empire, and where he is headed next. ...

lion's share

KCB Group makes merger bid for National Bank of Kenya

In what could be the biggest bank merger in Kenyan history, KCB Group has made a takeover offer for troubled lender National Bank of Kenya ... (NBK).

Bright sparks

Financing solar power can drive African adoption of mobile money

Solar power in the West is often seen a smart alternative to the grid. For many Africans, solar means getting power for the first time – and ... using mobile money to pay for it.

war of words

Nigeria’s APC says winner should take all in Senate and Speaker tussle

Nigeria's federal parliament is on recess ahead of the 12 June transition from the Eighth to the Ninth National Assembly (NASS), but is still ... managing to conjure up a busload of sparks.

balancing act

Sudan’s long walk to freedom

Any swift transition to democratic rule in Sudan could further deepen tensions that already exist in the country. While the protestors’ demands ... and momentum represent a milestone for Sudan, the country faces several crucial challenges before it can transition to democracy.

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Tuesday, 23 April 2019

money is power

South African party funding under the spotlight

With two weeks before the most hotly-contested election since the end of apartheid, party political advertising is on the increase. ...

New Order

Nigeria’s dual exchange-rate system may be ending

Godwin Emefiele’s term as governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) officially ends on 2 June. His dual exchange rate structure, which ... the IMF has long urged Nigeria to scrap, may not last much longer.

sunlight solutions

Algeria arrests leading businessman Issad Rebrab

In the wake of the Algerian revolution factions are emerging via the clean-up of public life. ...

not so fast, taxman

Is Kenya’s housing levy the right thing done wrong?

The Kenyan government is set to start collecting a 1.5% housing levy from salaried employees – the most recent indication that President Kenyatta’s ... government is set on working on his legacy projects.

farming fallacy

The World Bank is driving a failed strategy in the DRC

In the DRC, the Bukanga Lonzo Debacle shows that agro-industrial parks are a false solution to the challenges faced by the DRC and Africa when ... it comes to food, agriculture, and poverty alleviation.

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