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Beyond Capital: Why Execution Will Define Africa’s Growth In A Changing Global Landscape

By Rashad Sinokrot, Global CEO, Alliad For years, the dominant narrative around Africa’s growth has centered on investment: how much is needed, where it will come from, and which sectors will attract it. Capital remains critical, but that conversation is increasingly incomplete. The real question today is not just how much investment flows into Africa, […]

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Sim Tshabalala, CEO of Standard Bank Group, speaking at the Semafor World Economy Summit.

Watch: Sim Tshabalala (Standard Bank Group CEO) At Semafor World Economy Summit

The Semafor World Economy Annual Convening 2026 brought together global leaders to discuss the future of the world economy. Our Chief Executive, Sim Tshabalala, shared insights on how reforms in energy, logistics and water infrastructure are beginning to drive measurable economic progress in South Africa.

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The Global Economy Could Split In Very Different Directions By 2050

Research from the BCG Henderson Institute Details Four Plausible Scenarios for the World over the Next 25 Years, Based on Analysis of More Than 100 Megatrends and a Century of Historical Data The global economy could follow markedly different paths over the next 25 years. For business leaders, the challenge is how to make decisions […]

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Global trade map highlighting Africa's trade growth and regional connections.

World Trade Map Being Redrawn As Global Growth Slows And Regional Links Deepen

As the global economy adjusts to persistent economic and geopolitical pressures and disruptions, the familiar routes that defined the world trade map are being redrawn and regional trade lanes are playing a greater role in world trade. The changing trade picture shows that overall global trade is growing at a slower rate than the world […]

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Can Africa Fill The Glass?

“Africa has what the world wants but requires a 30-year instead of a 5-year view” Africa, often regarded as the last frontier in the global economy, can either be viewed as the glass half-full or half-empty. However, at a recent panel discussion hosted by the University of Stellenbosch Business School (USB), the expressed views were […]

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LISTEN: A Glimpse into the Future of the Global Economy

After a number of years of economic crisis, can we now be optimistic about the progress of the global economy? What are the implications of the backlash against globalisation? With the coming of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, what new opportunities or tools can help keep the global economy together? In this week’s episode of A Glimpse […]

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