Shoshana Kedem is the Head of Digital for Business Africa. With a focus on African business and economic news, Shoshana covers topics ranging from investment and trade to technology and infrastructure. Her articles provide insights into the challenges and opportunities facing African economies and industries in a global context.
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Shoshana Kedem's coverage focuses heavily on government announcements, finance & economy, politics, and business & industry. She frequently covers topics related to debt restructuring and IMF bailouts.
Given her focus on government announcements and the finance sector, she may be receptive to expert commentary or analysis from economists, political analysts, or financial experts with insights into African economies and political landscapes. Additionally, individuals with firsthand knowledge of the industries being discussed would likely capture her attention.
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The IMF's decision is crucial for economic stability but comes with tough conditions
In a global environment marred by overlapping crises and geopolitical tensions, Africa's growth resilience shines through, driven by rising infrastructural investment, digital revolution, and the promising prospects of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), says Afreximbank in its latest Africa's 2023 Growth Prospects report.
By: Shoshana Kedem
Harnessing the power of emerging technologies and data in African agriculture will be an invaluable ally for farmers as they tackle the challenges and potential shocks ahead, writes Ousmane Badiane, Executive Chairperson of AKADEMIYA2063.
By: Shoshana Kedem
The privatisation of embattled South African Airways (SAA) faces fresh hurdles as the Competition watchdog approves its sale to Takatso Consortium, with conditions attached.
Nigeria's premier licensed commodities bourse, unveils its ambitious expansion into seven African nations, seizing upon the continent's growing trade opportunities.
Nigeria's dreams for a domestic airline crash land as lawmakers dub the May 26th launch of Nigeria Air as "fraudulent."
The agreement signifies a crucial turning point in Zambia's economic recovery and holds the potential to unlock vital financial resources, propelling the nation towards a path of stability and growth.
In an exclusive interview the Chairman of Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen), Julius Migos Ogamba, talks to us about East Africa’s largest electricity producer and its sustainable energy journey.
By: Shoshana Kedem
De Beers concedes to Botswana's demands, relinquishing more diamonds and further diluting its global gem market dominance in a last-minute deal. De Beers concedes to Botswana's demands, relinquishing more diamonds and further diluting its global gem market dominance in a last-minute deal.
South Africa battles chronic electricity shortages while facing political resistance and investor concerns in its green energy transition, posing a critical challenge to the country's economy and electoral prospects.
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