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Financial Leadership in Uncertain Times for Nigerian Companies

Nigerian companies, like businesses worldwide, face various challenges during uncertain times, which can include economic downturns, political instability, and global crises. Coping strategies employed by Nigerian companies in uncertain times.

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Ghana’s Economic Resilience, Stability and Growth

In 2022, Ghana grappled with economic hurdles stemming from domestic imbalances and external shocks, resulting in currency depreciation, inflation, and diminished investor confidence. The World Bank’s Economic Update predicts a.

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Egypt’s Economic Growth and the Private Sector factor

One of the driving forces behind Egypt’s economic growth lies in a series of policy reforms and initiatives aimed at cultivating a thriving private sector. The government’s commitment to simplifying.

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Challenges and Opportunities for Africa’s Trade in 2024

The deceleration in global trade has cast a shadow on economic growth in Africa, primarily due to diminished demand from major importers of African exports and stagnant prices for the.

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Botswana and Diamond: Is There a Future Beyond Mining?

Botswana heavily relies on diamonds, accounting for its foreign exchange earnings and nearly half of the government revenue, contributing to a prolonged period of positive economic growth. Presently, a significant.

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Africa’s Economic Transformation: Nigeria-Morocco Pipeline in Focus

In a significant move to expedite the Final Investment Decision (FID) on the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline, the Federal Government of Nigeria has intensified discussions with the Kingdom of Morocco. The.

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ALM’s Global African Partnership Forum 2024: A Resounding Success at the House of Lords

London- January 25, 2024. In a groundbreaking event held at the House of Lords in London, the African Leadership Magazine hosted the Global African Partnership Forum (GAPF) 2024, leaving an.

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Oil Dependency: Can Equatorial Guinea Diversify its Economic?

Equatorial Guinea, a small but resource-rich nation on the west coast of Central Africa, has long been dependent on its oil sector for economic sustenance. With a significant portion of.

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A glimpse at investment opportunities in Ethiopia

Few countries worldwide can boast a decade-long economic growth rate of 10 percent, a feat often associated with Asian-Pacific nations. However, Ethiopia, the second-most populous nation in Africa, proudly joins.

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Maximising Economic Progress: Africa’s Capital Markets Perspective

Capital markets provide companies with platforms to raise funds, encourage investment, and facilitate the allocation of resources. However, there are opportunities and challenges in leveraging capital markets in Africa to.

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