LAST week in Marrakech, I met with Africans determined to move the continent forward — and returned to the office energised. Hope is never a strategy, but without hope, there is no strategy to talk ...

Despite an unsteady global economy and intensifying geopolitical risks, Africa is poised to chart a new economic course, with real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) expected to rise steadily from 4.0 ...

It is enough to make you weep when you read how much better off South Africa could have been with economic growth of 4.5%.

Without enough capital or enabling global policy, expecting Africa to decouple economic growth from carbon emissions is a pipe dream.

“The continent’s digital economy is projected to reach $180bn by 2025, up from $115bn in 2020, thus contributing significantly to Africa’s GDP ... As African nations chart independent ...

"I have sliced 0.5 percentage point off my earlier forecast for GDP growth of 1.5%," said independent economist Elize Kruger. "The bigger negative impact on South Africa will likely emerge from ...

The outlook for economic growth in South Africa is not great, and the new PMI and GDP data is not expected to be great either ...

The African Free Continental Trade Area offers the largest free market, including 55 countries, a population of 1.3 billion and a combined GDP of $3.4 trillion. The opportunities are vast, yet the ...

"I have sliced 0.5 percentage point off my earlier forecast for GDP growth of 1.5%," said independent economist Elize Kruger. "The bigger negative impact on South Africa will likely emerge from ...