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The Eswatini government has, through Absa Bank, recently issued a R4-billion bond programme on the JSE's debt board. This new issuance is the latest bond to list under the Protea Bonds segment, which includes rand-denominated bond issuances by foreign governments on the JSE.

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Peter Doyle considers how exiting the CFA franc zone could benefit Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, despite the challenges.

Central Bank of Lesotho officials say the transition should be smooth but challenging

Clients and their beneficiaries can expect longer turnaround times when the local banking sector on 15 April 2024 starts rolling out changes on how payments are made and received...

All transactions between Namibia and countries in the Common Monetary Area (CMA) will be treated as international transactions from 15 April.

The Bank of Namibia is seeking a balance between economic growth and fiscal stability

Namibia's regulatory environment, stable economy and rich mineral resources make it an attractive investment destination in Africa. Investors should view Namibia as a key emerging...

The topic of Lesotho’s quest to regain its conquered territory evokes strong emotions and demands thoughtful consideration. The reclamation of this land by Lesotho’s Parliament pursuant to the United Nations (UN) Resolution 1817 (XVII) passed on December 18, 1962, is a matter that requires a thorough analysis and deep reflection. A closer examination of the […]

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