World Finance speaks to Pedro Neto, CEO and Founding Partner of Eaglestone Advisory, about Africa’s burgeoning renewable energy sector

South Africa’s exceptionally high unemployment figures have been a ticking time bomb for years now. There’s a good chance 2015 could be the year it all goes up in flames

World Finance speaks to Rupert Scofield, President and CEO of FINCA, about Africa’s economic future after Ebola

World Finance speaks to British American Insurance Co. Kenya about the country’s burgeoning sovereign bond market

World Finance speaks to the COO of Sharjah Investment and Development Authority to find out about developments in the UAE’s third-largest city

For the six world powers in talks with Iran, the goals have always been clear: blocking the Islamic republic’s path to a nuclear weapon, and lifting sanctions on the country that have crippled its economy and had a knock-on effect for the rest of the world. World Finance speaks to Lord Lamont, former Chancellor of […]

World Finance speaks to Mashreq Bank about its plans to grow globally

A flurry of commercial growth in the African continent continues with local infrastructure and regional bodies impacting on economic development

World Finance examines what an end to Iran’s nuclear standoff would mean for its economy, and the west

Despite efforts to maintain foreign currency reserves, Malawi has failed to meet the the IMF’s minimum recommended standard

World Finance speaks to the Cross River State’s current governor, Senator Liyel Imoke, about the region’s significant growth

Just as West African economies were picking up speed after years of war and turmoil, more devastation hit – Ebola. But almost as powerful as the outbreak itself in bringing down the affected economies is the fear it has generated globally

World finance speaks to Mohammed Tamer, Managing Partner of Tamer Group, to discuss how Saudi Arabia’s healthcare market has evolved

Ghana has emerged as a beacon of prosperity and stability in Sub-Saharan Africa, thanks to its rich natural resources. But there is still a long way to go in terms of attracting foreign investment

As Nigeria’s population grows, the country continues to experience a high degree of urbanisation, which is not commensurate to the level of investment in housing, say specialists at Dunn Loren Merrifield