Antony Sguazzin is a Managing Editor for Bloomberg News. With a focus on African politics and economics, Antony's articles cover a range of topics including government policies, financial developments, and social issues. His work has appeared in various publications, showcasing his expertise and extensive coverage in the field of African business and politics.
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Antony Sguazzin's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news related to energy, finance & economy, world affairs, and the African continent. His focus spans a wide range of topics such as logistics in South Africa, Eskom, climate record in Africa among others.
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By: Jennifer Zabasajja, Antony Sguazzin
China has an opportunity to lead the global fight against climate change with the US set to tamp down its commitments following the election of Donald Trump as president, South Africa’s environment minister said.
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By: Jennifer Zabasajja, Antony Sguazzin
Developing nations are seeking $1.3trn annually in climate finance, a significant rise from the $100bn pledged by developed countries in 2009.
Standard Chartered Plc and Standard Bank Group Ltd. are exploring working with Lesotho on raising a fund to help the country meet its energy needs and start exporting power.
The Nature Conservancy, a US-based conservation nonprofit, is studying debt-for-nature swaps and blue bond sales to help protect a massive swath of southern Africa’s coastline.
Reuben Brigety, the US ambassador to South Africa, said he will resign effective Jan. 10 in line with procedure after Donald Trump election victory.
Effective January 10 in line with procedure after Donald Trump election victory.
The deep discount at which many African countries’ debt trades makes the continent a prime location for debt-for-nature swaps, according to a banker who helped conclude the first execution of the instruments.
About 10% of Africa is embroiled in conflict, with fighting having spread and intensified over the past three years, according to Verisk Maplecroft.
Conflict in the region has intensified since 2010. About 10% of Africa is embroiled in conflict, with fighting having spread and intensified over the past three years, according to Verisk Maplecroft.
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