James Anyanzwa is a writer whose work has been featured in NationAfrica, Zawya, The EastAfrican, Cigalah Group, and Business Daily Africa. He specializes in reporting on economic growth, foreign direct investment, banking, and trade in East Africa. James provides insightful analysis and updates on the region's financial landscape.
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James Anyanzwa's coverage predominantly focuses on the finance, economy, and business sectors in East Africa. His articles often cite data and government announcements as sources of information. He is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to economic growth, foreign direct investment trends, banking and finance developments within the East African region.
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By: James Anyanzwa
Private equity and venture capital experienced annual drops of 39pc and 59pc.
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By: James Anyanzwa
The decision follows an improved performance of the company’s financial position during the nine months to September 30.
Private equity and venture capital experienced annual drops of 39pc and 59pc James Anyanzwa The East African
The decision follows an improved performance of the company's financial position during the nine months to September 30
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