Nigeria’s SEC shut over 400 illegal investment schemes in March 2026, prosecuting operators and warning the public — enforcement that rebuilds trust in formal
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NGX: Lagos Bourse Extends Trading to 4 p.m. to Deepen Liquidity
From 27 April 2026 the NGX extends trading to 4:00 p.m. with SEC backing, lengthening the Lagos session to deepen liquidity and court institutional investors.
The 10 Most Popular Businesses to Helped Start in South Africa
For more than five years, Evertol Associates has been quietly shaping the future of African entrepreneurship. From Johannesburg to Lusaka, from Harare to Maputo, the firm has walked alongside visionaries and business owners, ensuring that their dreams are translated...
Domestic gold refinery in Mali — capital structure how the market shifts for investors
Mali’s state-controlled gold refinery is first a capital structure. Who funds it, who carries the risk, and whether local firms can enter the financing.
Benin’s EBRD investment eligibility — regional opportunity the risks and opportunities
The EBRD’s approval of Benin as a recipient country carries a regional footprint. Why corridor economies and WAEMU operators should watch, as of May 2025.
Benin’s EBRD investment eligibility — market impact what business leaders should track
The EBRD has approved Benin as a recipient country, widening private-sector capital access. What the eligibility changes for Cotonou operators as of May 2025.
How Foreign Directors Can Set Up Safely in South Africa
Africa is attracting a new generation of global entrepreneurs. South Africa, in particular, continues to stand out as a regional business gateway - offering infrastructure, financial systems, and legal frameworks that support scalable ventures. Yet, for many foreign...
GTA first gas in Mauritania — capital structure the business case for African business
As Greater Tortue Ahmeyim produces first gas, Ironu reads the capital structure behind Mauritania’s LNG: who funds it, who carries risk, where local firms
Senegal 2050 agenda in Senegal — capital structure how the market shifts for investors
Senegal’s 2050 agenda names private investment as a pillar. Following the capital: funding sources, risk allocation and bankability for investors.