The collective capital present at the PIAFRICA Conference is close to $50 billion
“The collective capital present at the PIAFRICA Conference is close to $50 billion” MAHAD AHMED, Managing Director, AMETrade The Pension Funds and Alternative Investments Africa Conference (PIAFRICA), now in its 7th edition, has emerged as
Pension managers need to start exploring alternative investments
“Pension managers need to start exploring alternative investments” Temitope Mudabai, Associate Vice President of Africa Finance Corporation, recently shared insights on the 7th PIAFRICA Conference and the vital role it plays in shifting the narrative
We can tap into Africa’s youthful population as potential pension fund contributors
“We can tap into Africa's youthful population as potential pension fund contributors” Rekha Chifuwe Mhango, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Zambia, discussed the necessity for pension funds to mobilise resources towards infrastructure development in
30% de nos exportations étaient destinés, principalement, vers les marchés de la SADC et du COMESA
Southern African Industrialisation Forum 2024 “30% de nos exportations étaient destinés, principalement, vers les marchés de la SADC et du COMESA” La Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Maurice (MCCI), en tant que membre fondateur
We should target the African market to elevate our businesses
“We should target the African market to elevate our businesses” Sheik Mahamoodally, Group Finance Director of Orezone Drilling The Members Business Network (MBN) is slated to host an event themed "Investing in West Africa" on
Overeating is killing more people than starvation
“Overeating is killing more people than starvation” “Stress and overeating lead to excessive production of free radicals, which are a set of dangerous chemical entities harming your DNA, your protein and your cells. Excessive free
Mauritius’ Economy: Midlife Crisis?
Mauritius’ Economy: Midlife Crisis? As Mauritius celebrated its 55th year of Independence last year, we turned to Mr. Ali Mansoor, former Financial Secretary and representative at the IMF and the World Bank, for his thoughts
We should have the wherewithal to accept apocalyptic scenarios as a fact of everyday life
“We should have the wherewithal to accept apocalyptic scenarios as a fact of everyday life” Harvesh Seegolam, Governor of the Bank of Mauritius The collaboration between the Stock Exchange of Mauritius and Risk Insights has
