Browsing: Sub-Saharan Africa

The hospitality industry is changing fast. When considering the future hotel experience, you are no longer just looking at a travel destination or a sleepover spot. Hotels of the future must offer more. An ‘augmented hospitality experience’ is what experts are calling it. Thus, stakeholders in Africa’s hospitality industry must explore ways to adapt.

Financial knowledge remains paramount in an era in which increasingly complex financial products have become readily available to many. Governments in different countries have put more effort into expanding access to financial services. Consequently, the number of individuals with bank accounts and access to credit products is increasing.

Financial literacy remains crucial to personal and economic empowerment, enabling people to make sound financial choices and manage their finances effectively. Africa suffers from a significant shortage of financial literacy, which hinders its economic growth and development.

The $100 million loan has been disbursed for onward lending. Coop Bank CEO says the funding “is most timely in…

The new route will run on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday every week using Boeing 787-9. This model is Air France’s…

Experts warn South Africa’s growth is too low to create enough jobs to absorb new workers entering the labor market.…

Ghana, a top gold and cocoa exporter rich in oil and gas deposits, is struggling with a $55 billion debt…

Project Management Institute’s recent Talent Gap report shows 2.3 million people will be needed each year to fill all project…

Competition for workers is rising significantly as populations age in rich and middle-income countries. In Sub-Saharan Africa, the Caribbean, and…

Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) data shows remittance inflows in March hit $357.0 million compared to $309.2 million in February,…

The World Bank data shows remittances by Africans in the diaspora hit over $95.6 billion in 2021 with Nigeria, Ghana, and…