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• Statement by the African Peer Review Mechanism on the Downgrade of South Africa by Fitch and Moody’s November 25, 2020
  Download logoThe African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM), a specialized entity of the African Union (AU), supports African countries in the area of credit rating agencies. As part of this mandate, the APRM undertakes routine reviews of rating opinions of African countries issued by international credit ratings agencies. Accordingly, the APRM has noted the downgraded by […]
• Mining Indaba Launches Brand-New Virtual Investment Programme November 25, 2020
  Investing in African Mining Indaba (Mining Indaba) (https://www.MiningIndaba.com) today announced the launch of its Virtual Investment Programme, taking place 30-31 March 2021. The Programme is a new service for mining companies, investors and analysts to raise capital, pitch their companies and originate deals. “The highly experienced Investor Relations team will work closely with participants to […]
• African Union Special Envoy on Youth Solidarity visit to South Sudan to commemorate Africa Youth Month November 25, 2020
  Download logo“Young people of South Sudan are demanding the dialogue to be intergenerational; we urgently need solidarity between generations to ensure co-leadership in the peace process”, she said The African Union Special Envoy on Youth, Ms. Aya Chebbi, during a 3-day solidarity mission to South Sudan to commemorate the Africa Youth Day. The goal mission […]
• PowerHouse leads the pack November 25, 2020
  Lusaka Rugby Club aka Powerhouse has continued leading the way in shaping the landscape of Zambian rugby since the Covid19 restrictions were eased. The club which introduced the now famous "Sunday Touch Rugby Games" in the Showgrounds opposite Manda Hill Lusaka has been recording great interest from many rugby enthusiasts. These include both former & current […]
• Why Ghana needs a new financial sector regulation architecture (By Woelinam Dogbe) November 25, 2020
  By Woelinam Dogbe, President of the Alliance for Financial Consumer Protection (AFCOP) Ghana’s financial sector is in crisis. A crisis occasioned by the collapse of over 300 financial institutions; and which has affected every division of the financial sector. Universal banks, savings and loans companies, microfinance companies, capital market institutions, and insurance companies have been […]