South Africa's post-ANC era presents the potential for fiscal consolidation and economic growth. However, a crucial question remains: Will the first governing coalition in 30 years hold? Read this month’s Emerging Markets Monitor to understand the implications of the recent election. https://lnkd.in/epRkuCcF
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This month we'd like to give you some insights into the country's macroeconomic situation. Read the 2024 Macroeconomic Policy: A review of trends and choices https://bit.ly/3V0NQIy From this report, it's clear that South Africa's macroeconomic challenges are currently significant, but they also present unique opportunities for impact investors to make a meaningful difference. By aligning financial returns with social and environmental impact, we can contribute to a more inclusive, sustainable, and prosperous South Africa. Stay tuned throughout the rest of the month to see how Maia Capital has committed to leveraging our expertise and resources to support transformative projects that address these challenges and drive positive change. #InvestWithOpportunity #MacroeconomicPolicy2024
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Register now for the Francophone Africa Outlook Webinar to hear ourexperts explore the regions 2024 forecast from a political, risk and legal perspective, and how Francophone Africa can promote inclusive growth in the face of increased political uncertainty experienced in 2023. 📆 Wednesday 17th January 2024 ⏱ 12:00 – 12:45 GMT While there are pockets of economic resilience, namely in Egypt and Morocco, Francophone Africa faces various challenges in dealing with the long-term sustainability of economic growth, as well as issues related to political stability, highlighted by the various coups experienced in countries such as Niger, Burkina-Faso and Chad. As the region’s largest intra-African trading countries, the DRC and Cote d’Ivoire, the DRC will have an important role to play in fostering a more stable and prosperous environment in the Francophone markets. We look forward to hearing from moderator, Nicholas Norbrook, Managing Editor at The Africa Report, and speakers, Gwendoline A. Abunaw, Managing Director & Cluster Head, CEMAC at Ecobank Cameroon and Tris Puri, Senior Associate, Francophone Africa Lead at S-RM. Register here: https://lnkd.in/e57vZK7X #FrancophoneAfrica #EconomicGrowth #Trade #Investment
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#ICYMI: #AIF2023: Conversations with Heads of State: Accelerating Africa’s Economic Transformation Conversations with Heads of State: Accelerating Africa's Economic Transformation. The Africa Investment Forum (AIF) 2023 kicked off in Marrakesh, Morocco with a presidential panel that addressed Africa's potential to play a larger role in global value chains. https://lnkd.in/d-HkK2tU
AIF2023: Conversations with Heads of State: Accelerating Africa's Economic Transformation
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The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa COMESA has stressed the need for member states to create conducive environments for trade, investment, and economic cooperation in view of the complexities of the global economy...
COMESA MEMBER STATES CHALLENGED TO SOLVE ECONOMY COMPLEXITIES
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Amid fluctuating foreign direct investment, the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) World Investment Report 2024 urges developing countries to use the global push for investment facilitation to strengthen digital government and tackle some of the root causes of low investment. Join us on 28 June to explore the latest investment trends and policies in Africa. Register: ▶️ https://bit.ly/45C3xeb
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What are the economic benefits that the GCC’s investments are bringing to Africa? Find out in EIU's latest report: http://econgrp.co/A6 Looking for a deeper understanding of global economic trends? Explore EIU's Country Analysis service. This integrated solution provides critical global insights into the political and economic landscapes of nearly 200 countries and monitors the risks affecting business operations and strategies. Request a bespoke demonstration: http://econgrp.co/A7 #gcc #investment #IndustryInsights #CountryAnalysis
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Bahamas to Host 2024 Afreximbank Annual Meetings and AfriCaribbean Trade and Investment Forum. The Afreximbank Annual Meetings aim to bring together key stakeholders, including policymakers, business leaders, financial institutions, and development partners, to discuss and address pertinent issues related to trade and economic development in Africa. These meetings serve as a platform for exchanging ideas, fostering collaboration, and exploring strategies to promote intra-African trade, economic growth, and development across the continent. https://lnkd.in/eUdc7su8
Bahamas to Host 2024 Afreximbank Annual Meetings and AfriCaribbean Trade and Investment Forum
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“In the next five years, Africa is meant to outperform the developed markets and other emerging markets too.” Watch Runa Alam, DPI’s Co-Founding Partner and CEO, speak to Romaine Bostick on Bloomberg TV to discuss her 2024 outlook for investing in Africa, and: The compelling long-term trends that underpin the case for investing in Africa. The sectors and markets that are looking particularly attractive. Why private markets are uniquely placed to drive economic growth. You can view the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/eHAhCnnG
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📈 Eyeing Africa for investment? It's not just about potential returns; thorough evaluation is essential. Factors like market size, consumer behavior, and technological advancements play pivotal roles. Join the conversation as we explore effective investment strategies tailored for the African market. #InvestInAfrica #AfricanMarketInsights #GrowthInAfrica #MarketEvaluation
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Our Symposium on IFFs continues with “Reliance cannot be successfully placed on any non-African-controlled international organisations or entities to proffer the required solutions to the problem of tax and commercially related IFFs from Africa”by Emmanuel Onyeabor. "...the rise of globalisation and digitalisation of the economy, including the economic liberalisation that followed, has (amongst other factors) allowed tax and commercially related Illicit Financial Flows (“IFFs”) to thrive in Africa. IFFs from Africa are said to have assumed crisis proportions in recent times. Global Financial Integrity (2010) reportedly estimates IFFs from Africa between 1970 and 2008 alone at more than U$1 trillion, an amount that dwarfs the combined inflows of developmental assistance and foreign direct investments into the continent over the same period. Nigeria is also reported to have led other resource-rich African economies with this enormous outflow, put at US$217.7 billion, or 30.5% of the total IFFs from Africa within the relevant period. Africa is currently estimated to be losing more than US$50 billion to US$86.63 billion annually in IFFs." https://lnkd.in/e4yQUu3B
Symposium on IFFs: Third World Approach to Economic Globalisation and Digitalisation of the Economy: Assessing Current Initiatives for Combating Tax and Commercially Related Illicit Financial Flows from Africa
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