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The West is broke and its choices from here are limited. Contagion is out of the bag in Europe. The course is set to run through Italy, Spain and onwards…
November 16, 2011Read More
With Italy now teetering on the cliff edge, the Eurozone remains at huge risk of meltdown. Amazing buying opportunities in a resultant crash are the only silver lining. European governments…
November 8, 2011Read More
Last week’s episode of the saga that is the euro crisis was a cliff-hanger of a drama. That drama is set to continue. Is a Greek tragedy in store, after…
November 2, 2011Read More
Leaders must grasp the real economic issues - unsustainable government debt, broken budgets and huge trade imbalances. The EU’s 13th crisis management summit in two years, held in Brussels at…
October 25, 2011Read More
As the Euro crisis rises to a finale, economic and technical brilliance from leadership is needed and needed now. When the stock market’s gyrating it’s easy to believe it cares…
October 20, 2011Read More
Europe must follow the UK’s lead down the hard path of austerity and inflation to get out of the current crisis. The volatility in world markets is a reflection of…
October 13, 2011Read More
Political inertia is edging Europe to an economic abyss and the markets are wilting under a wall of worry that’s slowly turning into panic. Something should have been done about…
October 5, 2011Read More
Ms Jacqueline Novogratz, the East Africa Director of the Acumen Fund was very excited during the inauguration of the East Africa Fellows leadership program in partnership with Kenya Commercial Bank…
August 4, 2011Read More
Industrial expansion remains critical for the development and structural transformation of most sub-Saharan African economies, African Economic Research Consortium’s (AERC) has said. During the AERC biannual research workshop held at…
July 12, 2011Read More
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has applauded Kenya’s economic policies that show its economic growth rise from 2.6 percent in 2009 to 5.6 percent in 2010. The institution’s mission team…
May 31, 2011Read More