Egyptian banks: is privatisation finally on the way?
The Egyptian banking industry has hunkered down and is emerging stronger than expected. Is privatisation finally on the cards?
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The Egyptian banking industry has hunkered down and is emerging stronger than expected. Is privatisation finally on the cards?
Redistribution must recognise that most workers are in informal employment.
At the gateway to the Red Sea, Djibouti is emerging as a vital engine of trade for the Horn of Africa. At the heart of that transformation, CAC International Bank is financing the flows of goods and c...
G-24 director Iyabo Masha says that developing countries should focus on domestic policies given falling overseas support.
The question of why 70,000 Moroccans migrated to the Spanish-governed territories of Ceuta and Melilla within hours on 30 July – ‘Throne Day’, which is one of the most respectable celebrations o...
Tupac is proof that being young, marginal and Black does not necessarily mean being powerless.
Anti-immigrant outbreaks in South Africa illustrate a dilemma - the drive for Africa unity but increasing fracturing at interpersonal levels.
Open a can of something fizzy and the reason the sugar doesn’t separate immediately is gum arabic, tapped by hand from acacia trees across the Sahel. Spray on perfume and the reason the scent is still...
ADDIS ABABA – Deloitte has been licensed to operate as an investment banking service provider in Ethiopia’s capital market, making it the second foreign entity to secure the
Les pays africains votent systématiquement pour Infantino parce qu’ils dépendent du soutien financier de la FIFA.
John Iliffe was interested in evidence and interpretation, not theoretical abstraction.
Trade within the Southern African Development Community is an issue holding back agriculture.
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