Retail Crisis in Zimbabwe
The Decline of OK Zimbabwe and N. Richards Zimbabwe’s formal retail sector is facing a severe crisis as major players OK Zimbabwe and N. Richards Group struggle to survive in a volatile economic…
The Decline of OK Zimbabwe and N. Richards Zimbabwe’s formal retail sector is facing a severe crisis as major players OK Zimbabwe and N. Richards Group struggle to survive in a volatile economic…
South Africa’s retail landscape is undergoing significant transformation as Pick n Pay, one of the country’s largest supermarket chains, announces the closure of multiple underperforming stores. This move is part of a broader strategic effort to cut losses and refocus on profitable segments, particularly its discount division, Boxer.
As of early February 2025, African stock markets have exhibited a spectrum of performances, influenced by various economic, political, and sector-specific factors. Below is an analytical overview of notable highs,…
Here is an overview of significant business-related criminal activities in Africa over the past year
At SBNN, we believe in equipping entrepreneurs with the skills and knowledge to build sustainable businesses that drive economic growth. That’s why we are launching Business Development and Strategy Courses specifically tailored for African entrepreneurs. These courses will cover essential topics such as business planning, market analysis, financial management, and strategic expansion, all within the African business context.
A business is any entity engaged in commercial, industrial, or professional activities with the aim of making a profit. Businesses operate in different ways, but they generally fall into two…
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Top 20 Banks in Africa Top 20 Banks in Africa Ranking Website Description 1 Standard Bank Group The largest bank in Africa by assets, headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa, offering…
Africa hosts about 29 stock exchanges, representing the capital markets of 38 nations. (Wikipedia) The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), established in 1887, is the continent’s largest, with a market capitalization of approximately $987.24 billion as of December 2023. African Markets The Egyptian Exchange (EGX), founded in 1883, is Africa’s oldest stock exchange. Wikipedia These exchanges play a crucial role in facilitating capital formation and economic growth across the continent.Sources
Market, economic, or political factors: fears of unfavorable market, economic or political events may motivate an investor to sell their shares before they
lose value