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The Nigerian Currency Swap

The Nigerian Currency Swap

According to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2016 report, Currency swaps are an essential financial instrument utilized by banks, multinational corporations, and institutional investors. Although these types of swaps function similarly to interest rate swaps and...

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The Economic Policies in Zimbabwe

The Economic Policies in Zimbabwe

After Britain ceremonially granted independence to Zimbabwe in 1980 and the country switched to majority rule, Zimbabwe's economic history officially started. The new administration of Prime Minister Robert Mugabe supported socialism while utilizing some foreign...

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Forex Trading in Africa

Forex Trading in Africa

The forex market, which continues to be the biggest and most liquid, had a total estimated value of $2409 trillion in 2019. The biggest currency markets are those in New York and London. Observers have seen a striking spike in the rate of cryptocurrency and FX trading...

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The Tranquility in Rwanda

The Tranquility in Rwanda

More than 800,000 Tutsis and Hutus were killed over the course of 100 days in Rwanda until the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) invaded the country in 1994, putting a stop to one of the most terrible acts of genocide in recent African history. Since that time, the RPF...

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The Film Industry in Nigeria

The Film Industry in Nigeria

Nollywood, as the Nigerian film industry is more widely known, is now acknowledged as one of the biggest in the world. Star actors, better production values, and passionately enthusiastic global audience engagement are all present in the nation's developing film...

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M-Pesa Services in Kenya

M-Pesa Services in Kenya

The most popular mobile money service in Africa and the biggest fintech platform is M-PESA. Due to its unparalleled simplicity and high level of security, M-PESA is the preferred method of payment for both banked and unbanked individuals across the continent. Millions...

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The South African Tourism

The South African Tourism

Following the multiracial democratic election in 1994, South Africa increased its tourism potential by hosting several major events, including the 1995 Rugby World Cup and the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The prestige and feeling of identity of South Africa were enhanced by...

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Digital Economy in Kenya

Digital Economy in Kenya

According to Casey Torgusson, Senior Digital Specialist at the World Bank and author of the report's special section on Advancing Kenya's Digital Economy, "Kenya is keen to establish itself as a center for information and communication technology, e-commerce, and...

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