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The Business of Africa Data Centres.

The Business of Africa Data Centres.

Africa Data Centres are becoming an alternative asset class as the continent’s digital infrastructure ecosystem which includes fibre-optic broadband expansion and telecom towers grows due to increased mobile data consumption, a vibrant tech sector, high cloud computing and social media usage. Why it matters: According to a report by

This Week in Africa Finance-141123

This Week in Africa Finance-141123

Key Takeaways: Saudi Arabia to invest in African countries, Kenya to pay back $300m Eurobonds, Africa Credit Markets Brief and Notable deals of the week. Investments Saudi Arabia’s $ 700 billion Public Investment Fund plans investments in African countries. Saudi Arabia recently hosted its Saudi-Arab-African Economic Conference in Riyadh fostering

This Week in Africa Finance- 071123

This Week in Africa Finance- 071123

Key Takeaways • Africa commodities platform gets $26.5 million investment and chemical sectors. • Nigerian Banks Take on Fintechs • Notable deals of the week. African Commodities platform gets $26.5 million investment from British International Investment. The UK’s development finance institutional (DFI) and impact investor British International Investment (BII) has

Nigerian Banks take on Fintechs

Nigerian Banks take on Fintechs

Generates $157 Billion through Digital Banking Transaction Nigerian banks are longer just maintaining the status quo of traditional banking, they are seeing fast-emerging opportunities across the digital banking value chain, and positioning for a share of the growing market. Three of Nigeria's Tier-1 banks namely Access Holdings. Guaranty

IMF and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) agree on Three -Year Extended Credit Facility.

IMF and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) agree on Three -Year Extended Credit Facility.

* The economy of world's largest producer of cobalt is expected to rise by 6% this year. * Global demand for Cobalt continues to increase The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), The world’s largest producer of cobalt and the IMF have agreed the fifth review of the three-year

This Week in Africa Finance-161023

This Week in Africa Finance-161023

Key Takeaways: Ghana gets the next $3 billion IMF credit facility, Africa Bank buys Sasfin’s, Sony commits $10 million to Africa's Entertainment Industry and Notable deals of the week. Sovereign Debt Ghana gets next tranche of $3 billion IMF credit facility. The International Monetary Fund and The

Africa Private Capital Markets: Regional Hotspots and Business Sector Growth.

Africa Private Capital Markets: Regional Hotspots and Business Sector Growth.

Not many African Conglomerates have grown to dominate their local and regional markets without engaging the public capital market for financing. Though this trend continues, the maturation of Africa’s private capital markets has grown over the last two decades, with more financing opportunities to companies at varying stages of

Why Alternative Investors are Bullish about Africa’s Data Centre Market.

Why Alternative Investors are Bullish about Africa’s Data Centre Market.

Data is everything, especially in Africa where its internet economy is growing at a fast rate leading to significant demand for data infrastructure and cloud base services. The nature of the demand cuts across key sectors of the economy such as financial services, healthcare, technology, businesses and government agencies with

Ghana’s Sovereign Debt - New twists and turns.

Ghana’s Sovereign Debt - New twists and turns.

Ghana needs an urgent resolution to its external debt crisis to unlock the $ 3 billion IMF bailout for the country, but this comes at a price, first the implementation of severe austerity measures and second an agreement with its international creditors, neither of which are easy options, hence recent twists

Cash Crisis = Fintech Opportunity.

Cash Crisis = Fintech Opportunity.

The Central Bank of Nigeria introduced a new Naira Exchange Policy, aimed at reducing liquidity in the economy and encouraging a cashless society. The implementation, timelines and motives are still questioned and the impact felt across the economy, more strain on existing banking infrastructure, slow down in informal transactions and