Down but not out for the count
Falling international equity markets have swept Africa’s capital markets along with them. But the world’s poorest continent will continue to improve the sophistication of its exchanges. Writer Stuart Theobald.
African challenges,African solutions
IMF prescriptions have been discarded, making way for an African-owned plan, based on good governance, infrastructure investment and intra-regional trade. James Eedes explains.
Multilateralism, intervention and governance
The former UK prime minister turned international envoy talks about his latest initiatives for improving African governance. Interview by Peter Guest.
Africa’s new leaders: The next generation
Good news from Africa is often drowned out by a tide of negative reporting. The Banker aims to combat this by profiling the achievements of leading young Africans. Writer Charlie Corbett.



