By Libby George LONDON (Reuters) -African countries should focus on developing liquid local debt markets in their home ...

SARU is technically insolvent: The South African Rugby Union (Saru) is technically insolvent after a nearly R100 million loss ...

African countries have increasingly turned to international capital markets to meet their development financing needs. For example, Kenya and Benin raised a combined US$2.5 billion through bond ...

Debt continues to leave many students, especially those from previously disadvantaged communities, hamstrung, as they attempt ...

Conservation is not a cost; it is a precondition for prosperity. And it is time we fund it like it matters. Because it does.

Trump imposed tariffs and cut $12.7B in US aid to African nationsAfrica’s debt crisis worsens as interest payments top health, educationRamaphosa urg ...

It's been something that is a South African way of life, you generally can't make ends meet with your salary, so you augment ...

Critically needed economic growth in Africa is being held back by high borrowing costs imposed by international lenders, with ...

SARS is clamping down on non-compliance hard, and taxpayers are being warned to comply or face severe penalties, including ...

A lower South African inflation target coupled with a revised borrowing strategy could save the government as much as ...

In recent years, many African economies have faced a challenging paradox: rising investment in infrastructure has not always ...

South Africa’s 10-year government bond yield dropped below 10% for the first time in more than three years as investors bet ...