Credit Africa Group Announces it New Group Co-CEO A New Chapter of Leadership, Growth and Institutional Transformation [Lusaka, Zambia | 10 August 2026] Credit Africa Group is pleased to announce the promotion of its Group Chief Operating Officer (COO) Ms KHAYI LOVELINE to Group Co-Chief Executive Officer (Co-CEO), recognising her outstanding leadership, resilience, commitment, and […]
Strengthening Governance, Regulatory Excellence and Sustainable Growth Across Africa Lusaka, Zambia | July 29, 2026 Credit Africa Zambia is pleased to announce the appointment of Caroline Sheba Ambali as Regional Compliance Officer, effective immediately. This strategic appointment reinforces Credit Africa’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of regulatory compliance, corporate governance, risk management, ethical
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Why SMEs Are Becoming the New Engine of Economic Growth How Entrepreneurship, Investment, and Policy Are Reshaping Africa’s Business Environment in 2026 Credit Africa Business News Network (CABNN) Africa is entering a defining moment in its economic journey. While global markets continue to navigate geopolitical uncertainty, inflation, and slower growth, Africa is witnessing a structural
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Why Africa’s Next Economic Revolution Will Be Digital Credit Africa Business News Network (CABNN) The future of Africa’s economy will not be built solely on natural resources or traditional industries. It will be built on data, digital infrastructure, innovation, artificial intelligence (AI), fintech, digital payments, e-commerce, cloud computing, and connected entrepreneurs. Across the continent, governments,
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Rethinking Africa’s Development Model Credit Africa Business News Network (CABNN) For decades, Africa’s development strategy has largely focused on financing roads, railways, airports, ports, dams, and public infrastructure through borrowing. While these investments remain essential, there is a critical question that deserves equal attention: What if Africa invested in businesses with the same urgency it
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Credit Africa Business News Network (CABNN) Understanding Venture Capital, Angel Investors and Private Equity Choosing the Right Type of Investor for Your Business Growth Introduction One of the biggest challenges facing African entrepreneurs is not simply raising capital, it’s understanding which type of investor is best suited for their business. Many founders approach venture capital
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Credit Africa Business News Network (CABNN) Why Better Capital Allocation, not More Aid, Will Shape Africa’s Future By Credit Africa Business News Network (CABNN) Executive Summary For decades, Africa’s development conversation has largely revolved around aid, concessional loans, and sovereign borrowing. While these financial resources have supported critical sectors such as health, education, and
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The Investment Readiness Gap Holding African SMEs Back By Credit Africa Business News Network (CABNN) Category: Access to Finance & Investment Readiness | SME Development | Investment Introduction Every year, thousands of African entrepreneurs seek funding to launch, expand, or scale their businesses. Yet despite billions of dollars in development finance, venture capital, commercial lending,
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Credit Africa Business News Network (CABNN) Date: July 2026 Overview A new United Nations report has raised concerns over the growing scale of gold smuggling from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) into Uganda, highlighting persistent weaknesses in regional mineral traceability and cross-border enforcement. The report, prepared by UN experts as part of a
Africa Business & Economic Outlook – First Half of 2026 Investing in Africa’s Next Growth Cycle Executive Summary The first half of 2026 has reinforced Africa’s position as one of the world’s fastest-growing investment destinations. While the global economy continues to face geopolitical tensions, inflationary pressures, supply chain adjustments, and shifting capital markets, Africa continues
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