As the Central African Republic becomes the second country in the world to adopt Bitcoin, here is everything you need to know about what it means for the country and the cryptoverse.
As Africa's fintech sector matures, many companies are looking to a more diverse and complex set of products to create multiple revenue streams and maintain growth.
The biggest North African firm in our 2022 survey of Africa's Top 250 Companies is Maroc Telecom. Find out which companies are rising or falling in the ranking in our analysis.
Africa is currently home to 136,000 millionaires, with their ranks on the rise. This is despite the continent's total wealth dwindling over the past decade.
The prospects of West African companies are reflected in rising share prices on the NGX, where the main board index was up nearly 20%, and the BRVM, whose main index rose nearly 50%.
A record 64 nominations have been received for the landmark annual event in African banking, which takes place on the sidelines of the AfDB Annual Meetings in Accra on 25 May.
Kenya’s Safaricom remains East Africa's highest ranking company in our survey of Africa's Top 250 Companies but falls from #9 last year to #12 this year.
Although Southern Africa's overall share of market capitalisation is down in this year's survey, regional firms still account for 133 of Africa’s Top 250 Companies, up from 120 last year.
