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South African economic growth will be a bit weaker this year than thought a month ago partly due to trade tensions, with U.S.
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Briefly on MSNLand Reform Should Unlock Economic Freedom to Drive Inclusive GrowthVumelana has successfully put approximately 76,000 hectares of land into productive use and attracted over R1 billion in ...
Africa’s private sector has the potential to generate the economic growth needed to minimize the impact of Western cuts to ...
BankservAfrica reported a decline in average nominal take-home pay, highlighting ongoing economic challenges and the impact ...
AfCFTA partnered with Germany’s economic development agency, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), ...
African economic growth will be slower than forecast due to President Donald Trump’s trade war and his freeze on US aid, the ...
The following is a transcript of a speech delivered yesterday by the Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. In the final months of World War Two, Western leaders convened the greatest economic minds ...
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The Business & Financial Times on MSNHR practices with Senyo M. ADJABENG: HR practices in West Africa: Challenges, innovations, and future trendsHuman Resource (HR) practices in West Africa reflect the region’s unique socio-economic, cultural, and political landscape.With a rapidly growing youth population, workforce, increasing foreign ...
The recent decision by the United States government to impose a 14% tariff on most Nigerian exports—excluding oil and gas—has ...
Sub-Saharan African economies should work to increase their domestic revenue collection to avoid having to take on debt amid ...
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Business and Financial Times on MSNBe ready to access markets by meeting required standards – Augustus TanohThe Presidential Advisor on the 24-Hour Economy/Accelerated Export Development Programmes, Mr. Augustus ‘Goosie’ Tanoh, has ...
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AllAfrica on MSNSub-Saharan Africa's Economic Performance Being Dragged Down By Nigeria, Angola, South Africa - World Bank"Excluding these countries, the rest of the subcontinent is expected to grow at 4.6 percent in 2025 and speed up to 5.7 percent in 2026-27," the World Bank said.The World Bank on Thursday said ...
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