Prinesha Naidoo

Johannesburg faces R2.1bn funding gap as its bills mount The metro forecasts an overall budget deficit of R7bn for this fiscal year.

Tanzanian tycoon Mohammed Dewji is investing in graphite mining and luxury tourism to help his MeTL Group benefit from the global scramble for minerals needed for electric-vehicle batteries and Africa’s booming high-end travel market.

Kenya’s rich are increasingly buying collectible assets for their personal enjoyment and long-term investment potential, according to a new report.

So-called investments of passion — like jewelry, wine and rare whisky — are becoming increasingly popular.

Creation Capital is listing a private credit fund in Cape Town Wednesday to bridge a 350 billion-rand ($21 billion) financing gap faced by South Africa’s micro, small and medium enterprises.

Private credit fund lists in Cape Town to tackle $21bn gap Funding SMEs and mid-market corporates through non-bank lenders.

Watches overtake classic cars as key investment for Kenya's rich Because they offer discretion, liquidity and wealth preservation.

A divide in governance between South Africa’s two biggest cities has opened up a gap of at least $12 billion in commercial property values between Cape Town, the leader, and Johannesburg.

Governance gap leaves Johannesburg R200.9bn behind Cape Town ‘Their asset-value divergence offers an unusually revealing comparison of how

Located within the Cape Grace hotel estate on a private quay at the V&A Waterfront, the club is the latest sign of Cape Town's growing economic and cultural influence.