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Africa – finally boom adjacent Improving terms of trade, strengthening currencies and falling inflation are priming the continent for a growth surge… by Tim Cohen October 14, 2025 Economy & Markets·Pan-African
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Is Africa about to miss its golden moment? Despite a gold price that’s north of $4,000, African producers are having a tough time of things. The record price is merely papering over… by Tim Cohen October 10, 2025 Economy & Markets·Pan-African
Fintech and klaar – an AI-powered unicorn for the JSE? A company raising primary capital on the JSE is a rare thing – but Optasia reckons the local market is primed for its fintech… by TJ Strydom October 9, 2025 Investing & Finance·Pan-African
The gold standard returns A lot of analysts see gold’s spike above $4,000 as FOMO, but the fact that central banks are such strong buyers suggests something else… by Tim Cohen October 9, 2025 Economy & Markets·News
The PAPSS promise: Faster, cheaper Africa payments The Pan-African Payment and Settlement System could transform cross-border payments. But it faces integration, liquidity and infrastructure hurdles… by Tamsin Freemantle October 8, 2025 Analysis·Pan-African
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